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PostPosted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 3:36 pm 
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my rear brakes squeal on my jeep liberty only got 7k on it is this because pads are new and brakes are new only happens sometimes let me know thanks?


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PostPosted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 5:06 pm 
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i think all of our rear brakes do that, mine usually does it after it sits awhile or after it rains and dries

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mine does it too, faint squeak right before i come to a complete stop, regardless if it was sitting for a while or not. i only got 12k on mine

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I have seen 4 threads like this.
Most owner say washing the wheel and spraying lots of water on the brakes fixes this.

basicaly break dust is staying in unwanted location and needs to be forced out.

I have not see it yet, but we have 900 miles on our 2008.
We drive it very little right now.

If you try this and it stays the same.
Try this if you like to do work.

Remove the pads and clean them with a bit od sand paper to remove the top layer of pad. like ruffing up surface for painting.

Also clean the surfaces the pads ride on and lube what is needed.

Or take it back to the dealer for a warranty brake job.
See if they have updated pads.

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