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When bringing car to a stop using the brakes I hear a squeaking noise I drive a 2007 pontiac vibe

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Check to see if the brake pads are low. They might be low enough and the squealers may be touching. Which will make a squeaking noise. If they are not low you may have metallic brake pads that will also make a squeaking noise. If this is the case you can try disc brake quiet. This is a spray that you can get at most auto part stores.
I hope this helps!

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