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09-04-08, 01:12 PM

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Superdesi

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Originally Posted by sUpErMaNGS

oh thanks for the information. I thought i had to change b.c my friend specializes in honda/acura and whenever he tunes up cars, he gets new injectors so i was just wondering O_O heh but how bout the motor and tranny oil got info to help me out with?

SUpErMaNGS,

You know of a good honda specialist? My FIL is looking for one.

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09-04-08, 04:19 PM

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could be your brakes front or rear there or just a dust shield behind the rotor that is bent and scraping on the rotor. easyest way to find out is to take whe wheel off and look lol.

no no no, this happened to me. the sound you're hearing is the built in scratch pad on the brake pads against the rotor. you need new brake pads either front or rear. When the pad wears, there's no resisting force to the piston, so the scratch pad will give you that noise to let you know its time to replace em.