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So when my car is sitting outside for sometime. Such as when I'm at work or at school. When I'm either pulling out of the school or work parking lot and applying the brakes, a large squealing sound is heard coming from the rear...I had the pads changed 2.5 months back and just changed my rotors. Doesn't anyone know or have any idea what the squeal could be? It's driving me nuts.

 
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i have that too....kinda comes and goes, but only in reverse. the dealer told me it was b/c the pads are worn and they need to be replaced so it's basically metal on metal. weird that it only does it in reverse

 
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It wouldn't be the pads though...When you're pads are getting really worn down, you'll hear a squeal because the pads are designed that way to let u know when their low.

 
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Well having pads and rotors changed has nothing to do with the drums and shoes in the back. If you're hearing intermittent squealing, chances are there's some scale or build up on the drum surface and the shoe is working its way through it. If its constant, you may have worn the shoes out. Only way to tell is to pull the drum cover off... there's no indicators in the shoes.

 
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Time to trade in the car and buy a motorcycle...hah

 
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Does anyone else have any input?

 
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anyone?

 
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since we on the topic of brakes can anyone help me out witg this one
my brakes make no noise the brake light is on.
my rims were stolen liek amonth ago and they suckers left it on the rotors and everything not even bricks

so i ordered new rims and got them put on and now this shows up.

but i noticed that my hand brake pulls up easliy and is slam it down the sign goes away for like a sec.

do i have tighten the hand brake??

thanks guys

 
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I had the same problem. I changed my pads and the noise went away.