squeaking from your brakes could mean they are needing replacement, manufacturers build in metal tabs to the brake pads so when they get low they squeak, have them checked before too long, it gets costly if you wait.
Effectively, your new brakes need to "break in." Your old brakes, before they started making noise matched your rotors. Any tiny grooves that may have developed, or other abnormalities, matched the pads. Your new brake pads and/or rotors simply need to match up, after a few days you should notice the noise going away. Other causes of this can be brake dust, rust on the rotors, replacing just the pads with really old rotors or improper installation. If your new brakes are making noise, don't worry, but if the noise doesn't go away in at least a week, or if you experience any reduction in braking performance, call your mechanic right away.
The wet brakes noise you are hearing from your car could be caused by water or moisture on the brake pads or rotors. When water comes into contact with the hot brakes, it can create a sizzling or hissing sound. This is usually temporary and should go away as the brakes dry out. If the noise persists, it could indicate a more serious issue with the brakes that should be inspected by a mechanic.
Your brakes need replacing. The right hand side is probably worn to the metal disc.
CV joints. Get it checked right away. (or it could just be the person you ran over trying to get you to stop. lol)
If your brakes are squeaking, that means the pads are wearing thin. When you hit the brake pedal, the pads push against the rotor to create friction and slow down the vehicle. Over time these pads wear away, and when they get thin enough they make a squealing noise. This noise notifies you that you need to have new brakes installed as soon as possible. If you keep driving without replacing them, the pads will eventually wear down completely and then every time you hit the brake pedal metal will scrape against your rotors. This can be very damaging and dangerous, so when the brakes start to squeal have them looked at right away.
I pulled fuse on the abs system , and the noise went away. Ron
Squeaky brakes, sticky lifters engine knocking . Please be a little more specific.
Yes, it is normal for brakes to squeak when wet due to the moisture causing friction between the brake pads and rotors. This can happen temporarily until the water evaporates and the noise should go away.
Start with the most likely andeasiest to fix. Check your brake pads... There is a wear indicator on the inside pads (closest to engine) that will rub on the rotor and make a squealing noise to warn you that the pads are getting thin. When you apply the brakes the noise will go away a lot of the time. If the pads are new or not making the noise then I do not know what the problem may be.
morning moister on the rotors
Check your brakes, if could be possible that they are starting to go out on the left side.
if it only does it when you apply the brakes hard it could be the anti-lock brake system depending on the year some have a pump and its noise is what is described. The other possability is front disk brake pads are worn off and and gringing away the rotor.