Re: 1999 Nissan Maxima noise while driving

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> Most cars, as brake pads worn out, usually gets noise when hitting
> brake but my 99 Maxima is vice versa.  I hear the squeezing nosie
> while driving but the noise stops when I apply brake.  Anyone knows
> what cause this problem?
> 
> Thanks in advance

A high squealing noise WITHOUT brakes applied usually indicates wear 
indicator is in contact with the rotor (you are out of brake pad 
material). This is easy to check, especially if you have 5-spoke wheels 
and can just look at the pad itself. Noise WITH brakes applied is 
because the pad can move in relation to the rotor so you may get chatter 
or squeal. ****ms and greasing the pad backs can help this.

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