UZ214

i have a weird sound coming , as if somthing is lose from the rear wheels/brakes only happens when i go over uneven roads/brick roads or bumps you cant really hear anything in the car with windows up, but windows down its really obvious and getting worse everyday..it stops when i hit the brakes and go over uneven roads so i am guessing its the brakes? i have my brakes done maybe 6 months ago, changed to brembo, rotors and ebc pads...i will take my car maybe tomm to get it checked out suggestions?

GSteg

iTrader: (15)

It could be anything behind there. Bring your car in for inspection

Kharizma

iTrader: (6)

i got that same sound [ i think ] it's just my brake pads movin' around that causes the clicking is what they told me after i took it in for inspection, it's probably nothing big, but take it in anyways, should be free inspections, right?

dusouth

i had same thing happen after replacing my brake pads(stock) i had to bend my clips to make them stay in place. try that before taking to the shop.

thetopdog

I had the exact same problem, it had something to do with the caliper rattling around I think. Anyways, it was an easy and cheap fix, so don't worry too much about it

UZ214

so i need to take the wheel off and take my brakes.calipers out? and re-adjust them somehow? and again thanks for the input

gsproject

iTrader: (1)

I have to same problem described here..and I think it is the brake pad mounting clips.

I am going to try and bend my clips today.
Anyone else have this problem with their pad mounting clips

G3Johnson

I also had this problem. Pulled both my rear wheels off to compare. The drivers side was missing the Anti-rattle clip completely. You do not need to pull the calipers off. If the clips are in place try bending them so they hold more pressure against the pad. If they are missing order "Anti-squeal clips" from a lexus/toyota dealer. This solved my problem 100%. No more annoying rattles when going over bumps.

olddog

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My friends,
those of you experiencing these rattles and such have your brake pads moving around in the calipers.
its amazing how little movements by these pads at the rear create some amplifier clunk/rattle which makes you wonder if something else is wrong.
Go to the dealer and ask for a "shim kit" and "fitting kit" and your problems are solved. they were out and loosen up after many years, especially when brakes are changed.
i was a victim of these sounds both in front and rear when i upgraded my pads. here is a link to my thread. read up and you will see.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ghlight=olddog
good luck
olddog