A bent dust shield is possible. It is also possible that the caliper mounting bracket slides, the ones the pads ride on, may be bent or off center and come in contact with the rotor. When you took it back, did they fix the issue?
Noise when turning right, after replacing rear rotors
Any idea is appreciated.
Hi,
After I had my rear rotors replaced, I can hear a very obvious "noise" (like the sound made by scratching two pieces of metal) WHEN MAKING A RIGHT TURN. Otherwise the brake works well.
I went back to the auto repair garage, and the mechnics (after drove my car and replicated the noise again) told me that it is because "the dust shield is a little bent".
Is this explanation belieable? Or, any other possible reasons?
Any idea is appreciated. Thanks.
Hi,
After I had my rear rotors replaced, I can hear a very obvious "noise" (like the sound made by scratching two pieces of metal) WHEN MAKING A RIGHT TURN. Otherwise the brake works well.
I went back to the auto repair garage, and the mechnics (after drove my car and replicated the noise again) told me that it is because "the dust shield is a little bent".
Is this explanation belieable? Or, any other possible reasons?
Any idea is appreciated. Thanks.
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