Sounds as if you have a very hard friction material on the brake pads. I would be prepared to replace the rotors. You can only cut them so many times. I would also replace the brake pads. No semi-metalics or anything fancy. Just plain old asbestoes pads.

good luck and let us know. :)

Answered by peppermrj
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thanks for the advice. I dont think they make asbestos brake pad anymore. Actually I'm pretty sure they dont.

Response from kb20
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"Rot ro reorge"
Showing my age. :oops: The US gov banned the use of asbestos for friction material several years ago. This was for good reason as airborne asbestos is quite hazardous. Experiment with different brake pads. I've found in the past that the less expensive pads worked as well without damaging the rotors. Good luck. :)

Answered by peppermrj
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That was what I thought, I have quite a bit of training in asbestos removal and handleing becasue I work in the power plant industry. I am not as proficient in the automotive world but was pretty sure it wasn't used anymore. Thanks again.

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