jeeden
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- 2011 Ford Explorer
I noticed very early this morning that when I release the brake (while at a stand still) that there is a pretty good clunk. I can't feel it in the pedal at all, but I can hear it. Has anyone had this? I just hit 20K miles on my 07 EB.
It almost sounds like the caliper is shifting on the rotor and under tension and then when I release it's snapping back.
Braking is good as always, no lights, nothing other than the noise that only I and (not my wife) can really hear.
I'm going to mention it at the next oil change, but thought I would ask here.
One last thing, we had lots of ice here this morning and it was very cold and wet on the roads. I actually noticed it in a drive through where the wall is close and you can really hear the noises your car makes reflected back at you.
It almost sounds like the caliper is shifting on the rotor and under tension and then when I release it's snapping back.
Braking is good as always, no lights, nothing other than the noise that only I and (not my wife) can really hear.
I'm going to mention it at the next oil change, but thought I would ask here.
One last thing, we had lots of ice here this morning and it was very cold and wet on the roads. I actually noticed it in a drive through where the wall is close and you can really hear the noises your car makes reflected back at you.
