How do i get rid of sqeeky brakes??

 

are your pads worn/cheap? cheap pads are cheap for a reason, they will squeak more than the "upgraded" brake pads, as the upgraded ones contain more brass and copper for their metals as opposed to cheap brakes, which use steel/iron filings, alumium and such..

 

I have Hawk HPS in the front and AXXIS on tha rear...are Axxis a cheap brand???

 

I can't answer that, I'm not sure of particular brands, sorry.. Im' sure someone will step up with that info, though

 

Look in your caliper's "window" and see how low your pads are. usually its good to replace them if the braking material is thinner than the backing plate. if its not that, then maybe your calipers are shot, like both my rear ones =p except mine makes a groaning sound

 

No they're not cheap

 

I just put on the pads about less than 100 miles ago ....should i try putting on tha Hawk HPS on tha rear also...

(If u ask y i didnt put on tha HAWK HPS in tha rear in tha first place....its a long Long LONG story......)

 

or should i try cleaning the rotors??? or using tha lube that u put behind tha pads?

 

did u spray the backing of the pads with that blue anti squeak ****?

 

nope

 

that might be it... do they squeak only when you apply the brakes or even when your cruising.

 

onli when i apply the brakes, or when i let go of the brakes for that spplit second

 

no one here knows what there talking about. the reason brakes squeek is because the pads can vibrate at realy high frequences wich causes an audible squeek between the caliper and the backing plate. yes this is odd. any ways there are two remidies to slove this and you should do both
first remove the pads and sand or bevel the edges with sand paper or a bench grinder and second go to the parts store and get a toob of disc brake quiet. they also sell a spray can of it, and coat the backing plates. you can also get shims to put on the backs of the pads
and they will squeek no more

 

so i should sand my pads?

 

yes an coat the backs of them with quiet

 

do i need to use brake cleaner to clean tha pads wit the dust off?

 

thats getting off on the right foot

Sanding the pads should be the last resort, as the problem will occur again as soon as the pads are worn the least bit.

Mazda's already come with brake pad shims.

Yes, he should have used anti-squeel on the stock shims and back of the pads.

The problem could also be caused by the front rotors being glazed. As he probably didn't have the rotors turned or cleaned.