good news, I think.....
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From: stuffed in a box
PL2K - not unless you press the brake pedal 
WSB, I was figuring the brakes since it sometimes won't click until after using the brakes. Still, it sounds nothing like any brake noise I've heard before, but that doesn't mean it's not... either way I gotta pull the wheel and check it out.....
WSB, I was figuring the brakes since it sometimes won't click until after using the brakes. Still, it sounds nothing like any brake noise I've heard before, but that doesn't mean it's not... either way I gotta pull the wheel and check it out.....
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From: ghettoville, abq, nm
Once your car has a bit of mileage (we'll go with 5k miles, at least) the backing plates start to rattle in the caliper. The pad will catch a slot or a high spot and snap forward a few hundredths of a mm, then it bounces back to it's "normal" position. Nothing to be concerned about, unless you're WSB, in which case you should lube the caliper guide pins regularly (salt=bad).
