eboardracer

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Hey guys,

So, yesterday I redid my brakes (pads and rotors) while it was a nice afternoon here in Seattle. After getting all of the OEM replacement parts put on the car and while going on my test drive my rear drivers-side wheel starts making an horrible sound. I limp the car back home and find that the rotor that I had put on there is rubbing against the dust shield/housing for the parking brake and that they are grinding together. I have attached a few pics and would like to know if anyone knows whats going on and/or how to remedy this problem.

FWIW, I have the parking brake adjusted properly and the tightness of that is not the issue...I think.

Thanks!!

eboardracer

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Ok, so after inspection and calling one of my mechanic friends over we discovered that it is the housing/dust shield for the e-brake that was bent a little bit when the old rotor was taken off.

GammaTNT

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same thing happen to 3 of wheels after new pads and rotors. I used pliers to bend the dust shield back.