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05-15-2008, 01:08 PM

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Pads rubbing against rotor while driving?

For the last few weeks now I have noticed a squeeking sound whenever I drive. By the way it sounds, I think it is my brake pads being pushed slightly against the rotors. Whenever I tap my brakes, the noise goes away, but only to come back less than a minute later.

Any ideas?

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