Why are my new rotors making noise?
Whenever the brake pads are replaced, the brake rotors need to be removed, measured, and machined or replaced. Similarly, if the mechanic failed to sand or remove the glaze, this can cause a very high-pitched squeak or squeal noise, especially when the brakes are cold.
When I brake in my car it makes a rapid thumping noise?
A thumping sound when your car is braking, usually one that comes from the front wheels, is a sign that your brake rotors have warped. Have these looked at and repaired or replaced AS A PRIORITY. Leaving your brakes in an unsafe condition could be disastrous and potentially cause an accident.
What does a loose brake rotor sound like?
One of the first symptoms commonly associated with bad brake rotors is noise. If the rotors are warped (meaning not perfectly flat) or severely worn, they may produce squealing or squeaking sounds. Usually, warped rotors will produce a squeak, while severely worn rotors will produce a scraping sound.
Where do the brake rotors go on a VW?
The brake rotors on your Volkswagen attach the wheels and give the pads a place to grip in order to bring your vehicle to a stop. No matter what model you own, you need to monitor the rotors for wear and replace them as needed with OEM VW brake rotors.
Why are the brakes making noise in my Volkswagen?
The brakes in your Volkswagen are integral to the safety of your vehicle. That being said, it’s important to recognize signs of problems arising in your vehicle’s brakes. One of the tell-tale signs of brake problems is hearing your brakes making noise.
What does it mean when your car brakes make a growling noise?
Catching problems with your brakes at this point is going to save you the most money as the more your brakes grind into the rotor, the more the cost of repair go up. If you miss the squealing noise, unfortunately the next noise you’ll hear is a grinding or growling noise when you brake and it’s quite a bit more serious of a problem.
Why do my brakes make noise when I stop?
Another noise you may hear coming from your brakes is a squeaking noise that occurs when you stop. Luckily, this isn’t a very serious problem and doesn’t usually call for a replacement of your brakes. Rather, it’s a sign that your brakes were not installed correctly when they were changed. A possible cause is weak pads or unlubricated caliper.