just4fun

It hasn't worked thats why I'm on my third set of pads in a month in a half. I have had ceramic pads on my vehicles in the past and didn't have any issues and that's why I went with these pads.

Brandon302

I cant speak for the ceramic Hawk pads, however what I am talking about is the bedding procedure to ensure the brakes are the most effective. You said you have had issues with the noise but not the actual braking. What I disagree with Ponywars about is the procedure for bedding the pad, since the point of heating the pad is to transfer a film of pad material which helps in the pad gripping the rotor, and most likely promotes an even wear of the pad.

just4fun

I hear what your saying and I understand that the don't put just instructions on the box of parts just to put it on there. It works that way for a reason. Most likely the problem is the material in the pad causing the noise and now that I'm not working this Saturday ill remove everything and start over. I also understand what ponywars is saying also because I've done that with the second set of pads and it took about a week for the noise to start.

just4fun

This morning I took the car back apart and change the pads over to the hps pads and painted the rotors and rear calipers gloss black. I now have around 50 miles on the new pads and no noise. Thank you guys for all your help with my brake issues now I can tackle my handheld tuner issues. John.

just4fun

Well it's been two weeks on the hps pads and not a peep. Thanks for all the help guys.