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What would cause squealing from the front end only when the car is moving and with or without the brakes applied?
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∙ 16y ago
Probably the brake pad wear warning device. Have your brake pads inspected as they more likely need replacing. Replace both sides at the same time. Do not ignore this warning or you will end up ruining the rotors and have to also replace them.
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