sounds like your calipers are sticking and either have to be changed or rebuilt.
If it is coming out of the front, it sounds like a loose brake caliper, or loose brake pads. I would get it looked at asap. sounds like disk was overheated and neads to be turned down. It usaually can be done once or twice before it needs replaced. If you ride the brakes or, going downhill hold the breaks and don't allow them ot cool. it'll overhead the rotor and they'll warp. Kind of like a clutch plate in a manual transmission. It'll caost around $100.00 for rotor and disk pads for the front end. ok it may be simplar than that! my 91 Mazda did the same thing. if you car has (ABS) brakes then it may be the relay. mine was out; replaced it and now it stops. answer sounds like your rotars are out of round or cracked. to check this , remove wheel , look at rotars blue spots will indicate overheating and distotrion most cracks are visable
Sounds like the rotors are warped from getting too hot. Time to have to old one turned or replaced.
Good brakes are essential for keeping you safe on the highways. As it happens, consistently squeaky brakes might be something major, or just normal brake sounds. Either way, get it checked by a professional, just to be on the safe side.
Sounds like master cylinder is low on fluid. Bleed the brakes and make sure its full as you are doing it.
Yes rain along with other debris and contaminants from the road, especially in rain can cause in some cases quite a bit of noise from your brakes. If you're sure that your brakes are OK. It is usually caused by something getting stuck on or between the pad and rotor and should go away after driving for a little while. Otherwise as long as you're absolutely sure your brakes are OK you can depress your brake pedal with your left foot while driving and giving gas with your right foot as to not allow the vehicle to actually slow down. This will wear off whatever is stuck on your pad or rotor much quicker, but again I only recommend doing this if you're absolutely sure that your brakes are OK!
If you replaced the brake switch it sounds like you put the new one on backwards.
Sounds like, at the very least, you damaged the caliper piston seals. The calipers will have to be replaced or rebuilt.
It sounds like you have air in your breaklines. Bleed the brakes to clear the air.
Sounds like you got air in the lines so you would have to bleed the brakes. Just saying that they suck doesn't explain much so I went for the bleed the brakes but if it was explained just what is going on with them maybe then it could be pin pointed.
It sounds like there is a problem with the proportioning valve. I highly advise you to seek professional help with this repair. This is a very dangerous situation and needs to be corrected ASAP.
Sounds like dry wheel bearings. When they sound like a giant gritting his teeth they're done for.
you may have already checked, but to me it sounds like you have a loose connection at the battery