New Brake pads and rotors
 

Hi Can some please tell me what would cause front brakes to make rubbing sound while moving and squeeking when stoping I just changed rotors and pads
Thank you

Might be the calipers, did you grease them up?
Did you put a little anti squeal grease on the pads themselves?
How old are the calipers?

I creased the pins and top and bottom hook are on each pad I did not grease the back of the pads or use anti squeal grease Calipers do not have many miles on them .
Thank you for reply I will give it another shot

How old is your truck?
I had a new caliper dragging because of a collapsed brake line, the line looked great on the outside.
Did you bleed the system real good?

I posted this in another thread, great for one person to bleed brakes, does an excellent job.
https://www.f150forum.com/f15/your-g...9/#post7217762

1994 I replaced the brake lines as well and bleed the lines took it for a drive stopped by a shop was told that the bleeding has nothing to do with rubbing and squeeling
and that I could have a caliber riding on the rotor.

If your not getting fluid thru the line it surely affect the brake operation.
A little rubbing of the new pads would be normal till they wear in, but that should not take long.
Anti squeal grease, believe it or not works, most pads come with a squeeze pack of it.
Caliber riding on the rotor? Then you did something wrong.
Is it doing that on both sides in the front?

Ok thanks very much I will redo every thing and probably be a better man for it

The substance which is applied to the back of the pads is not a grease but a coating which should be allowed to dry before reinstallation to prevent metal to metal contact with the caliper piston. Hopefully, you replaced the brake hardware when the work was done. You should have a slight drag if the calipers are free.If you replace, change out both calipers, not just one.

Your caliper pistons are not used to going back this deep, did you clean around the pistons?

Yes replaced clips .
Thank you