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NOT THE BLUE LAMPSHADE · 01-31-2006

I was thinking it was the caliper hitting the wheel. It must flex a little if not secured properly. But would this also account for the scraping noise too? I think it does since the caliper would be moving on the rotor too.

01-31-2006	#6
NOT THE BLUE LAMPSHADE ROFLCOPTER!!! Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Plymouth Drives: 2005 Civic LX MANAUL!!! Posts: 726	Re: Rear end or brakes problem? I was thinking it was the caliper hitting the wheel. It must flex a little if not secured properly. But would this also account for the scraping noise too? I think it does since the caliper would be moving on the rotor too. __________________ Need computer help? PM me if you need repair/virus problems/system building/etc, virtually anything. "...when u lube up the pistons ur supposed to get higher compression then when they are dry..."