Jump to content

Rev up your passion for Pontiacs and join our vibrant community of enthusiasts!

Whether you're a die-hard fan of classic muscle cars or you've got a soft spot for sleek modern models, you've found your home here at Forever Pontiac. Our community is dedicated to celebrating everything Pontiac, from the iconic GTO to the legendary Firebird and everything in between.

Unlock access to expert advice, stunning photo galleries, engaging discussions, exclusive events, and more!

Start your Pontiac journey with us today!

Sign up now! 🏁

Featured Replies

Posted

Need a little help trying to figure out how do u get a ring along the outer the edge the rotor. I can hear the grinding when I turn the wheel sharply but not all the way to the right or left. Has this happened to anyone before?

Tired of these Ads? Register Today!

how old are the pads?

are they the OEM rotors?

Have they ever been cut?

because the brake rotors and pads are wearable items they will lose material, both metal and organic pads. because the pads dont cover the entire rotor the rotor there is going to be a ring of material at the top of the rotor because it is never touched by the pad

if it is a scrape noise then there is a good indication that you are on the sensor. that means that you are in need of brakes.

if there is a gouge in your rotor, lets say in the middle of the rotor, then the sensor is/has been touching for some time. also there could be a piece of debris that is wedged between the rotor and the pad.

hope it helps

moved to questions and concerns

  • Author

They OEM brakes and rotors. I am going to have to take it off and get a good look at it

Pics would greatly help out.

To me, it sounds like the rotor is out of spec, thickness-wise. Sounds like you have not been resurfacing your rotors in between brake jobs. Pad slaps are very unwise to do.

Create an account or sign in to comment

Recently Browsing 0

  • No registered users viewing this page.
Tired of these Ads? Purchase Enhanced Membership today to remove them!

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.