your rear brake pads are toast and the sensor is rubbing the rotor. I would get it inspected and replaced before you can't turn the rotor any longer and have to replace that as well.

 

sounds logical, but how do you know it is my rear brake pads and not my fronts? my fronts pads/rotors are brand new.

 

you can check the outside brake pad to see if its low...wheel bearing normally make a low roaring noise

 

happened to me before... it is ur brakepads

 

cause i've changed plenty of brakes for hondas. In my write-up usually has "customer states front brake squeels when reversing." At the end of the job, I replaced the rear pads, and sometime turn the rear rotors.

The rear brake pads inside pads have a metal sensor. When worn down to 10-15% the metal hits the rotor while reversing which causes the squeel. It only does it when you reverse out of the driveway. It gets worse and worse as pad wears down and eventually becomes squeeling all the time if owner does not replace.

 

haha thanks guru

i have authentic brembo blanks on the front with hawk hps pads and sometimes they make a wierd noise under braking... not a squeel or anything.. i dont know the noise is hard to explain in words. any ideas?

 

does the steering wheel vibrate when you brake? if its just a sudden squeek don't worry to much about it. Change the rear pads out though.

 

so i checked out the rear brake pads and they are in great condition...not worn really at all.

the squeeling noise comes when i reverse, WITH the wheels turned...