Brake Clicking Noise!!!
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- This weird clicking noise comes from the drivers side when applying on the brakes. Does not happen when turning. Does anyone have an idea what it could be? I have resurfaced the rotor and replaced the brake pads and the sound persists. HELP!!!!
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I know this is old but this answer is for anyone in the future.. usually a hard ticking noise like this one is because the brake hardware like the clips for example were installed wrong or they may be faulty. Double check the brake hardware!! Especially if you just got your brakes done and this started!!
You are right ✅
I had the same exact issue with my 2006 acura RL. reading this post, I changed the hub assembly, sway bar and link, brake pads, yet the problem still exist. so I decided with my buddy to isolate the problem at its source by removing parts one at a time till I was sure where the clicking came from. It turned out to be one of the caliper piston. On my vehicle, each caliper have four piston. Two on each side of the brake pads. I found that only three piston was functioning. The other one was stuck and did not come out to apply even pressure to that one side of the brake pads, which causes the pads to wiggle, which caused the clicking sound when the brake is applied to that wheel. In my case, it was the driver front wheel. I was able to break the stuck piston free and ensure that it moved freely and never get stuck again. After that, I decided to bleed the brakes as well to make sure no air in the system so that more pressure can be added to the piston. That completely fixed the problem. I hope this help.
Idk if I have this problem but I changed my rotor and break pad but I still hear this clicking sound under the passenger seat what could it be??? HELP
will try this. im also experiencing this with my 2002 honda civic. clicking sound comes from the front passenger side. but mine only "clicks" whenever you step on the brake pedal after driving on bumps on the road.
Mike Hardial how did you get the Piston free? brake clean?
@@charlesbrambila9845 did you solve the problem?
How did you get the piston free? My 07 RL just started doing it too
Check the shims on the brake pads. Sometimes aftermarket pads don't come with the required shims. Subaru's especially. Also, if your rotors were machined on a lathe, the way it cuts the rotor it makes a pattern similar to screw threads causing the brake pads to ride up or down and make clicks when it hits the caliper.
It also may be bushings on your suspension. I hear a noise over slight bumps... Check for cracked bushings. Use a pry bar and pry around and check for excessive play.
Check the glide pins on your break assembly, too much grease can cause them to not properly function
thanks for this vid, this helps a lot when being unable to simply describe the noise!!! Thank you!!! for me this noise is on a 2016 dart gt
Yes dodge dart! I have a 2015.. what the heck
thank you for this very helpful vid and people sharing ideas. thanks! im learning lil by lil.
Cheapest and easiest way is to replace the brake hardware. Alot of times when they get old after changing pad so much they get loose and cause this noise. - experienced mechanic. Hope it helps.
I thought it was my brake pad squealer. ended up being front spindles
@@gioviat hopefully you are still active but what are front spindles?
@@teanthonymcpherson9850 Hub bearing
I have this same noise and also smelt like a rubbing and burning smell, any idea?? 03 Dakota
So this noise is normal after getting new pads put on 2006 camry
where you able to find out what is making that noise? mine makes it but what i have done and the noise goes away for a couple weeks and then comes back. replaced caliper pads and rotor. and yup its on the driver side. any help will be appreciated.
My car barely started doing this 2 days ago. Its driving me crazy lol
I had the same problem. Had to replace both brake caliper brackets. The parts that holds the brake pads had too much play
YEAH DUDE ME TOO
mine just started this yesturday. and my abs light came on when it started. it's like my brakes are locked up and won't release
My brakes are making a popping sound, but only once each time I brake and it seems a little louder than the 'clicking' in the video. My brake pad clips were very worn down and one was broken, but they stayed in place when I inserted the pads. I think the pads might be loose due to the worn-out brake pad clips and that's what's causing the sound. I'm picking up new clips this evening and will have them on tonight. Hopefully it works. If not, I'm going to investigate a checklist of possibilities until I run out of things to check
Did you determine it was the pad or something else? I have new pads and I get the single click when hitting brake
I had the same problem, I chamfer the router, change brakes, changed caliper, change bearing with no result. The problem was the hub, yes the hub itself that the bearing sits in. The mechanic took the hub to the machine shop and he noticed it wasn't spinning straight. You can buy a new hub or used hub or get it chamfered depending on how badly its bent.
Had this probleme on a 2015 santa fe xl ,
The brake pad bracket started to rub on the rust from the rotor !!! Had it services by a friendly shop for 25$. Just needed to be resurfaced and probleme gone!!!!
If you hear this sound for the same issue, it’s easy to diagnose if when you backing up it makes the same noise but much louder!!! As parts rubs more in the other direction!!!
Jack your car up and put it in neutral ( use block so your car dont run away from you), remove the wheel and turn your disk you will hear the clicking sound, now turn backward and it should make the same noise but louder!!! If you dont know how to take your brack apart get it done by someone who knows and get the right bracket also!!!
Good luck all!!
UPDATE:
I had to replace the drivers side and passenger side spindle/knuckle. After that was done had to get a front end alignment. The cost was $424 bucks. For used parts from a local salvage yard and labor.
thomas giovia man I get that noise on braking and accelerating guest its hooped lol
thomas giovia I’m having the same issue with my Range Rover sport but the noise only starts after 20 miles once the breaks have warmed up. Do you think it could be the same problem?
@@warrentaylor02 I have this same issue... cannot figure out what it is
i have the same noise fellas but it only happens when i brake a little to hard it make that noise well now i can give my self the idea of what to look at thanks.
Check your brake shims, mine were not a snug fit so I used the old ones and fixed it!
Intermittently I hear a single clunk in the front when applying brakes. Stops fine just annoying not knowing. It was soon after replacing the pads. I've since double checked everything but still that occasional pesky clunk. What goes???
I had a problem like this, the front disk had some fissures/cracks, and when applying the brake you would hear the same sound as yours.
could be few things . check caliber bolts too had a loose one when you hit Pedal it clunked.
I have the same isuue please did you fix it?
My 2010 civic started to have the same problem after bearings being replaced. But only when I hit the brake at around 15 to 18 mph. The mechanic agreed to put my old ones back and give me refund? Would that be a good idea?
hi did you fix this problem? my civic also got same noise on passenger side...
CHECK YOUR BRAKE SHIMS.. THAT FIXED MY PROBLEM. Brake shims, shim kit, fitting kit, and side pins.
I replaced the new shims with the old ones that were a tighter fit and fixed it! Keep this in mind if you go with cheaper pads.
Who did your brakes?
Make sure all three caliper bolts are tight
Hi,the same problem on my Isuzu dmax.
Can't find the problem
I have this noise when braking but only started after fitting new 18 inch OEM alloys as my old alloys where 17 inch oem? would this be alloy/tyre issue
I have a 2003 mercedes-benz c240 it has a ticking noise coming from one wheel the rear passenger side. Can't figure out what is causing it.
had a bad break job done/ not the problem/ now the rear wheels or breaks sound like a frog croaking... what can it be
did u figure out what was wrong? my car does that too
brake pads not installed correct
Is it a civic? If so it's a "design feature" the rear pads are called flowting pads and have a tolerence built in that will be taken uo by rust and corrosion over time. Apparently there's nothing you can do other grease the are. The pads moves forward when breaking from the force and slaps against the caliper bracket when it settles back in place. It's a stupid design but this is the statement directly from a couple honda dealers i asked.
Well in my case it was the Spindle. It was not spinning straight causing my brake caliper to wobble.I wouldn't procrastinate and get that looked at because you never can be too sure if its a safety issue til you pin point the problem. Tell the mechanic to jack up the front of the car, remove the 2 front tires and put the car in gear. Once the spindles start spinning observe if they're wobbly. if so replace them because that can be whats causing the clicking sound.
This was very useful i have the same noise too on my car
westsider King I swapped out the caliper where the noise was coming from and that solved it, it was a piston that was getting stuck.
My 2012 camry makes these clicking noise everytime braking, need help please..! Hub or caliper, brake pads?
did u figure out what was wrong? i changed pads, rotors,twice and sway bar links
+ljgsuper Mines was a rock that had gotten between my tire and rim.
My dodge ram is having the same issue . my hubby just pulled off my wheel and my drivers side front brake is completely gone. The brake even has a small piece that had chipped off.
I have a 2003 mercury marauder and my left front wheel clicks wen I Press the brake pedal.. it makes this sound until the car stops wen press the gas their is no sound... about a couple months ago I had a new caliper put on the front right wheel and bled that one wheel... that's wen the sound started.. also my booster smokes... like it's wet or something.... in other words.. HELP!!
Thanks for posting this! I have the same issue with my '16 Silverado. The noise comes and goes but can be heard it at times when I accelerate, brake and hit bumps.
JT me to did you find the problem?
Did you figure this out??
@@tomle2553 It disappeared on its own...lol
just started having this noise again in my 2006 lerado. the first time I had the noise it was due to my ebrake discs snapping and rolling around. just started again today so I'm going to have someone look at it. check your ebrake?
So what ended up happening? How do you check the ebrake ? If it works ? Gets stuck ? Or take off the rear wheels and check if the springs and stuff is still attached
I don’t understand why mine are doing it to begin with my brakes should be just fine but like
Whenever I move forwards or backwards it just gets worse and worse I don’t know what I am doing wrong but I need some answers
Honestly kinda sounds like the tie rod could be going bad I’m not sure though
Definitely the brakes. If you remove them the noise will go away. Hope this helps.
Remove the brakes 😳😳
The clicking sound you hear might be a worn suspension component and not related to the brakes. Sway bar links for example can make clicking sounds when the bushings are worn. If ball joints are worn, the shifting of the spindle can cause a clicking type sound also. A loose strut can also make a similar sound
I literally just got back from the shop , I was having the same problem. My caliber was the the stock one that came with the car and had a minor flaw that caused it to make the noise . Looked completely fine in every aspect that could be seen by eye, but sure enough.
I’m having the same clicking noise from my left front tire, so Firestone said it’s the wheel bearing but it’s weird because I just literally had that replaced two years ago but that clicking noise is exactly what I hear from my front left driver side tire I mean I’m presuming it’s the brakes but I don’t know much about mechanics by guess wheelbearings can make that clicking sound too, I need to get it fixed soon because I just got new tires and every time I brake all I hear is that clicking it’s irritating as hell
*Had a quick question.... Did this clicking sound start intermittently, and gradually become more common? I hear an intermittent click while driving at slow speeds.... It sounds almost exactly like a compressor turning on, very similar to what I hear in this video, but it's just a single click here and there. It seems to happen more often now. I have a feeling it's the brakes because I am now hearing light, intermittent squeaking while driving, stronger when turning to the right. All of the sounds mentioned can only be heard with the windows open. Thanks.*
Did you find out what it was? 😂
Can I ask what model your car is? I'm having the same issue with my hyundai elantra
Was a 2005 Honda Civic EX
AmySLPJourney
Me too! 2013 Hyundai elantra limited. Doing same exact thing
I have a Hyundai Elantra 2013 hatch back GT
And its making that same noise when I brake and a little when I start to drive
Cassie Daniel mine has recently started making the same noise. Have you figured it out yet?
AmySLPJourney hyundai tucson same problem here ! :(
I’m having a weird ticking noise every time the wheel makes a rotation. It’s something to do with the rear breaks
Same find anything??
Yep same on my OPC just replace the brake pads new hardware everything and now this out of the blue I take it in for diagnose tomorrow but also suspect worn front end part
What was the problem?
My 2018 Nissan is making this sound barking to and slow stop?
had the same problem, taking it to the shop tomorrow. it only clicked in drive, and only clicked once, each time I pressed the brake.
my problem was loose calipers, I had a couple of inches of play,.
same problem on my Acura TL is only when I'm give gas
If you open most master cylinders on cars you'll see black fluid....my SS has that annoying ticking but not only under load rather always when driving in right rear, I'm out of ideas other then to get rid of the black brake fluid from my system once Ida passes through here tonight.
I have this type of noise when I lightly accelerate in reverse after my car is parked over night. It only does it one time a day and sounds actually like an ink pen being lightly tapped on a thin metal shelf, and its only one noise, one pop. Not consistent like this or while driving or anything. Its coming from the rear. No clunk. No sound when going into gear either. Any ideas?
Rear Mount
@@mikesixer5160 ?
I just noticed this sound today in my car
Does anyone know what this clicking noise is my car has been doing it for awhile now.?
I have the same when I press the brake of pedal sometimes hard or 0 speed when I turn left my car has new pads new brakes
same noise on my transporter it was the caliper that was loose
Prop strut spring twisting
I hear this when accelerating not braking
Send help
Halp
Same
@@ThisIsSolution halppppp
i had the same thing on my lincoln town car...took it to my buddy who's a mechanic and within 5 min he found the problem....with my car it was the emergency brakes...the pads came loose from the metal brackets on both wheels
wrong size brake pads make sound like this
I have the exact issue.SOLVED* tighten your bolts on your trailing arm. for me it was the bolt closest to the front. the weight of car is holding it up but when you brake the force pushes it down (bottoming out that screw) making that clicking noise. that's why it doesn't make noise when the car is at stop.
that's where the scandals mechanics make their money, pretend to replace something not broken.
Hope this helps y'all. good luck guys
John Xiong I get the click when accelerating too is that still the same issue?
Al Hendy me too !!!!!
@@kleekush6508 it's not bearing its CV joint. U can order one for $98 on www.rockauto.com
I have the same issue for a year. Read all comments here. Will try to do the most popular solutions from comments and will update in a week.
could be the metal clips
wheel disc
did you check the cv joint?
initially I thought it was my cv joints as well but they were replaced and the noise continued and even got worse.. this video was actually taken after the cv joint replacement. .
+thomas giovia I wonder if it could be the struts going bad making noise.
thomas giovia so what did it turn out to be?
I had the same noise from left rear after replacing pads and rotors, took everything off a few times just to make sure everything was secure. I took the new rotor off i got from autozone (duralast gold) and put the factory rotor back on and the noise is gone. I think they drilled the holes for the hub too big, so even after mounting the tires there was still play in the hub causing the clicking/clunking noise
I just got rotors and pads int the front and the driver side is making this rubbing,clicking type noise while braking. I have an 2007 Civic and the shop that fixed them have had me go back and forth at least 5 times because the noise has never went away.
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My 2008 Lexus is doing this as well I was told I should take it back to the mechanic who installed my breaks I did but they're telling me they looked at all the brakes took them apart and say it maybe dust debris smh no solution at this point😑
Mz Lex my 08 Lex is doin the same thing. Just made an appt to get it fixed in 2wks when I get back. Sounds like it’s a brake issue or here; either pad or caliper. Hope it’s a cheap & quick fix!
New shims will fix it
i got the same noise what could be the problem
Brakeing pads
There is a space between it and the base
+Khaledaska
exactly. my 323i had this, now it's fixed.
I think you might be right. I don't even have to move and it's click when I hit the brakes.
I have the same problem. Just replaced my brake pads and boots. The tapping does not happen when i drive. Only when I use the brakes, and only when slowing down between 5 and 40 MPH. Does any1 have an suggestions. I check the pads, they are not loose. i have a friends saying its the Sway bar. Would this make sense?
+Roxanne Shepherd Did you find out what was causing the noise?
Had my sway bar and bushings replaced. Seems to have fixed my problem
Is this happening when only applying the brake mines making similar noise when driving but stops when I press the brake even slightly 🤷♂️
Same here
Same
Did you ever find out what the problem was?? I have the exact same noise coming from my front when braking
Did you ever find out the problem? My charger is making somewhat of the same noise. Don't wanna waste on money for anyone to look at if i can look at it myself
I feel and hear this but only when releasing the brakes... only one click as well.
Me too. One click and only when I release the brake pedal. What is wrong ??
@@carissateixeira2028 Depending on your car you might just need grease on the brake hardware. My issue ended up being with the axle
I hear a clunk sound when I depress my brakes any ideas?
Sounds like a bad motor mount!
Is it bad or dangerous to keep driving like this lol thanks.
dust shield
howdy. i changed my brakes and i get a similar click noise. but only when i drive. like 1 or 2 click noise when i hit 25mph. i dont what causes that nor can i find ppl with similar issue. anyone know what that could be?
MrGeekster007 did you ever find out what this is? I'm having the same issue
Did u find how fix? My rav have the same noise
Dang. A bit late but I was told the bearing is wearing out. I still have it. But not loud like before. I was told it was not bad but can be an issue later. So far it is fine. Mine started after a brake change.
My car is a rav 2010 and when change pads and one rotor when press brake make noise
@@dianaosuna3447 yeah, could be you bearings. You can get it fixed or ignore it. I did not get any negative issues by leaving it alone.
does anyone know what car this is in the video????
The disliker 2005 Honda Civic EX coupe
@@gioviat what was your issue with this
I had a very similar sound after i resurfaced my rotors and changed the brake pads. And the sound only happened when I braked and it was only on the driver side,. I never heard this type of noise before. I finally took off the resurfaced rotor and put the old one back on as it was still good and the surface was not touched. This resolved the problem and the noise. I am thinking that the rotor i was using is warped and might have to get it resurfaced again or just buy a new one. Good luck.
Mine does the same wtf is it???
Ok i am hearing such sound in my toyota prius 2007.... and i only hear it when i apply brakes to slow down the car.... i thought it would be something related to either shock absorbers or brake pads, as my shocks were to be replaced.... so after doing everything and all.... whereever i take my car everyone says everything is fine, there is no problem in it.... but i still hear such knocking sound when i apply brakes :/
Plz help anyone.... could anyone guide me what it could be ?
I now have the exact same problem with my prius. did you find any solution?
I have the same noise on my up lander when apply brake. Today took to the mechanic. After thorough check, he said rotter and pads Ok. Went to other mechanic.First he said the same thing Rotter and pads Ok. then he said may be due to heat, rotters are bent and caliper needs to be replaced. charged me $$400+. On the way home I hear the same noise again. Going back to same shop again tomorrow.
***** WTF are you talking? He just said the problem wasn't fixed.
my car does this too any way to fix it?
in my case it was my front spindles.. your case may differ though.
+Plazoh Did you get it fixed? My problem was that a rock had gotten between my tire and rim.
Same problem here!! Just got thediagnosis .. FRONT SPINDLES!!
yep that exactly what was wrong with mine
How could it be the spindles?
Did you change it?
I would install new parts and put more maintance on my car if parts weren't so expensive.
I'm a delivery driver I wish my job help pay for the maintance for my suspension. I have some suspension issues. Some I can fix at home but than I gotta do an alignment after. I just installed 2 rotors and brake pads for front wheels $210. Rear shock mount $25 and now I have a clicking sound after braking and the front struts sound like shit I might install new struts those are a fun to buy... MacPherson struts are like what $80 a piece.... And than I can get a alignment for $50 but I got gas, food, and my own other misc I wanna use money for. Welcome to adulthood. Where ur money goes to shit u need rather than shit u want
Loose brake pad. It can be fixed easily using a silicone product which holds it together. Cheap reapir, speak to a local mechanic.
KillamunPrankOne TV UK it's not pads, it's the calipers, too much play.
Yah that was my problem and it's an easy fix. I have a lancer 2016
al shehri what was it, the caliper or the brake pad
I have the same noise in my Explorer, is it safe to even be driving before I can get it fixed?
maybe it is but I wouldn't risk drive around like that.
What is that? my Nissan murano started doing this after I was wrecked into the back end of me while I was at a stoplight
Blondie bellxoxo for me my front wheel spindles were warped.. replaced them and problem resolved. Best of luck.
@Brittany G18
Were you able to figure out the issue?
I’m having this same problem with my 03 corolla ce, coming from what sounds like back 2 tires
Hey, did you figure out what was causing that issue?
Brake pads are installed wrong...the inner & outer pads are different...jus reverse them & noise should go away
same problem 2008 jeep patriot
Same issue, anyone found a solution?
just took mine to the dealer to day for a ride along and he the mechanic heard it. he said it is related to the parking break. if i put the parking break on, then take it off and drive away, you can hear it. when i slow down u can hear it too. they already fixed my front left and right hub bearing thinking that was it, but now today they finally narrowed it down. tomorrow i am taking it in for them to fix. i can let you know what i found if you still need to know
Mr. SmackYoMama Sounds like a dealer. Penny snatchers😂😂
Mr. SmackYoMama what did it wind up being I replaced my drum and shoes but I have that noise still
I had the same problem it turned out to be a bad cv axles on driver side and passenger side on my Volvo xc60
Did u change it? Did it come back?
I changed them and it didn’t come back.
thats emergency parking brake? i have the same issues