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Guess it is time to replace the front pads(70K) as a slight squeek is coming from them. I have done this many times on others vehicles of mine but never on a LEXUS. Any help would be great. I can't see why I can't do this but always ready to learn.
Guess it is time to replace the front pads(70K) as a slight squeek is coming from them. I have done this many times on others vehicles of mine but never on a LEXUS. Any help would be great. I can't see why I can't do this but always ready to learn.
Mine make grating sound and there is nothing wrong with them. OEM pads are noisy, and the discs rust real quick. I would suggest inspect first to confirm that they are worn before buying a replacement set.
A periodic squeek does not necessary mean you need to replace your brake pads. If the noise becomes constant then your worn brake pad indicator (which is basically a small tab that will begin to rub on the disc) will warn you that you need new pads. If you do decide to replace your pads be careful when backing in your caliper's piston head. You will need to release some brake fluid in order to release pressure, if not you stand the chance of damaging your ABS system.