i had rotors turned then they made terrible noies

Asked by Christian Feb 09, 2017 at 08:30 PM about the 1999 Subaru Legacy

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i had rotors turned on my 99 subaru, put back together and after the lube
wore off it was metal on metal. terrible noise, vibration, rotors very hot to the
touch

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34,745

I would go back and double check installation. If everything looks normal, check calipers, they may not be opening up when brakes are released

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157,435

"After the lube wore off" what does that mean? Sounds like a stuck caliper or improper installation.

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157,435

Exactly what I was thinking, but "after the lube wore" off really bothers me.

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157,435

Yeah, but it doesn't really wear off, as in quickly.

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157,435

That or the grease that goes on the back of the pads to keep the squeaks in check.

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