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The metal rotor that the brake pads squeeze together can sometimes vibrate, causing a squeaking noise. Luckily, there are several ways to fix this: 1  Use a milk spray, lotion or cream on the back of the pads [source: Allen].  Use sandpaper to sand off surface hardening of the brake pad/shoe surface.
Fortunately, brake noise is not caused by a virus. It is caused by a combination of factors that sometimes add up to create noise. Brake squeal is really a high frequency vibration. In disc brakes, it can be caused by vibrations between the pads and rotors, the pads and calipers, or the calipers and their mounts.In the photo above, the noise produced by a brake rotor in a test lab has been captured electronically and converted into a color graphic.HAKY PADS CAN CAUSE DISC BRAKE NOISE. One way to quiet noisy pads is to make sure the pads fit tightly in the calipers. If the pads on a single piston caliper have mounting ears or tabs that need to be bent or hammered to hold the pad in position, make sure the pad can't be wiggled by hand.