Brakes
But yeah, you NEVER want to spray the side of the brake pad the touches the rotors!
Brake quiet is used to stop the squealing the occurs from the caliper to the BACK of the brake pad.
Get some brake cleaner to get the brake quiet off of the rotors, and sand your pads down.
I hope you have the rear caliper piston tool...
Brake quiet is used to stop the squealing the occurs from the caliper to the BACK of the brake pad.
Get some brake cleaner to get the brake quiet off of the rotors, and sand your pads down.
I hope you have the rear caliper piston tool...
If it continues even after brake quiet has been appilied. The best solution is to locate the brake(s) that are causing the sound. Reassamble the pads rotor and caliper as you wou'd if you were changing them and inspect all the parts to make sure nothing is damaged. Sometimes reassembling the brakes is all that's needed. Also place a level on the disc. If it is warped in the middle a gap will be visible between the disc and the level. If the edges are warped the bubble will not read level and you will need a new disc. Do this for the pads as well.
I have already tried everything that yall have suggested and no what i meant i spray the back of pads not the side that faces rotors. i even replaced the rotors and pads and i still have the noise
thats the thing cincy i done this several times before i attempted to fix it myself and the kept telling me that it would eventually go away and that audi often do that it just an audi ill be damned if i own a luxur/ sports car that your suppose to ride in stlye with but cant cause the damn breaks squeal i think i am going with a aftermarket setup any suggestions [:@]


