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Does anyone know if it is normal for my front brakes (I believe I only feel it in the right side) to click a split second after coming to a stop? I will feel the click on the brake pedal. This only happens when it's raining or I just finished washing the wheels.

After driving around for like a block and using the brakes, the click stops and there is no more noise form the brakes.

The brakes do not make the click noise when it's a dry day.

Is this caused by the ABS or the water on the brakes causing it to slip because it goes away when driving and utilizing the brake?

 
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I have an LX w/out ABS that does the same thing. Mine mainly does it after it's been sitting awhile (say overnight), or even when i go from reverse to drive. I've checked and tightened both calipers, but it still does it. I guess it's no big deal, just annoying.

 
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i hve 01 ex does samething i think its normal.

 
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i have an 03 civic ex and it does the same thing i dunno what it is but i know my A4 doesnt do it

 
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i think i noe wat the problem is.. ur brakes pads are wearing oout... it is just about to hit the wear indicator.. it only happen for me when i reverse and then go foward.. the clicking is normal... it like a pre warning for your brakes....but it normal..u donthave to worry bout it...

 
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Its the pad shifting like when you goto drive to reverse!! No big deal, come on its a civic not a lexus

 
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thats what i think. its really annoying though

01 lx sedan

 
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yup, that happens to me too when i step on the break after not driving the car for like 8 hours.