Could be glazed rotors. A hit with some abrasive has been known to work if
you don't want to have them turned. It is always a good idea to have the
rotors turned when you replace pads though.
At 08:47 AM 8/3/2000, PLETCH5@aol.com wrote:
>I replaced my front brake pads about 8 months ago (roughly 2,000 miles) on my
>69 2000. They started squeeking just before shasta on light braking. Last
>night I took the brake pads out,clean and champhered the edges and used the
>orange/red brake pads anti-squeek goo. It is still squeeking this morning on
>light braking,it is less but it is there. These are Nissan brake pads,should
>I go with after market if so what brand or from who. Do I need to prep the
>brake pads different? I need help,I cannot be driving the DATSTER with a
>squeek every time I slow down. (note:if I'm hard on the brakes they dont
>squeek)
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> Ken
>DATSTER
Brian '68 1600
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