[Ticket-Me-Yellow]

Ok i have a squeek from my rear and i no it has to do with the brake cable. Does anyone have a picture of where i need to lube?

[TheUNZippee!]

We need more desciptive information. Is it while going over bumps? While braking? While accelerating? Is it constant? Does it happen only when the car is cold, warmed up, or all the time?

[Juggalo_X]

:homo

[Ticket-Me-Yellow]

its constant, its always squeeking, and it does squeek more when i ngo over the bumps. I no its the brake cabel

[Juggalo_X]

Originally Posted by Ticket-Me-Yellow its constant, its always squeeking, and it does squeek more when i ngo over the bumps. I no its the brake cabel

how can u be sure its the break cable? the only possible;e way that will squeak is if its rubbing. it sounds more like warped rotors seized caliper pins, bad pads or a bad bearing.

[TheUNZippee!]

So are you saying you think the parking brake cable is not fully releasing and is causing the brakes to squeak?

[Juggalo_X]

could also be a u-joint those will squeak if the pins are sticking.

[TheUNZippee!]

It's also possible if it worsens over bumps that it is worn out shocks or dried out suspension bushings.

[Juggalo_X]

Originally Posted by TheUNZippee! It's also possible if it worsens over bumps that it is worn out shocks or dried out suspension bushings.

:homo

[Ticket-Me-Yellow]

i took it to a ford dealer awhile ago and he told me it happens with mustangs around that year. I do have a warped rotor but he said it just needs to be lubed every once in awhile. Its just rubbing.

[TheUNZippee!]

Rotors don't get lubed. They spin in bearings that are pre-packed with grease on a spindle when the unit is assembled. Calipers get some lube on their sliders, but rotors do not receive lubrication as maintenance. Only Juggs mouth receives such lube.

[Ticket-Me-Yellow]

dude its a calbe in the back of my car. thats all i no. so im gonna jack it up today anf let u guys no.

[Juggalo_X]

Originally Posted by TheUNZippee! Rotors don't get lubed. They spin in bearings that are pre-packed with grease on a spindle when the unit is assembled. Calipers get some lube on their sliders, but rotors do not receive lubrication as maintenance. Only Juggs mouth receives such lube.

[Juggalo_X]

Originally Posted by Ticket-Me-Yellow dude its a calbe in the back of my car. thats all i no. so im gonna jack it up today anf let u guys no.

no man the cables dont get lubed and the only way it could possible squeak is if it was rubbing.

[TheUNZippee!]

It is possible to lube a parking brake cable. Use WD40 or some other similar lubricunt. If the cable is too far rusted though, you will need to replace teh cable.

[Ticket-Me-Yellow]

thats waht i am talking about. where it is rubbing i will lube it or fix it some how. thats what i have been trying to tell u

[Ticket-Me-Yellow]

thanx dude.

[Juggalo_X]

Originally Posted by TheUNZippee! It is possible to lube a parking brake cable. Use WD40 or some other similar lubricunt. If the cable is too far rusted though, you will need to replace teh cable.

i stand corrected. but it wouldn't make a squeek noise unless its engaging the breaks. or it was rubbing.

[Ticket-Me-Yellow]

no dude its not just when i brake. its a constant squeak.

[Juggalo_X]

Originally Posted by Ticket-Me-Yellow no dude its not just when i brake. its a constant squeak.

then u need your breaks serviced. lube the caliper pins check the pads for un even wear and make sure they still have pad left. and make sure ur calipers return freely. and your rotors arnt out of spec or warped.