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New brakes still making grinding noise

Replaced front brake pads, rotors and calipers on 2002 Isuzu Rodeo Sport, the brakes are working but as the car is coming to a stop the brakes make a grinding noise and gets louder the more into the stop you are. What could be causing this?

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  • lakinner May 19, 2009

    If the bearings need replaced how much will that be?

  • lakinner May 19, 2009

    Tires are all good and rear brakes are good.

  • lakinner May 19, 2009

    Wow thank you for the pricing! You went above and beyond what I expected.

  • Dan C May 11, 2010

    Are the tires ok?
    Rear brakes?


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Sounds like it is your hub bearings.  Jack the car up and check for play in the hub bearings.  More than likely this is your issue and the bearings need to be replaced.  Hope this helps.  Thanks for an honest rating.

  • Anonymous May 19, 2009

    I checked auto zone and you can get the bearings (inside and outside) between $35-$65 that is for one side.  Obviously if both sides need to be fixed it would be double that.  I would think labor for both wheels wouldn't be more than $150 or so.

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