SOLVED(?) Honda front end clunk / click when braking

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Brake pads in Honda's shift in the caliper, that's the noise you hear
Comment from : F32_Boost

slide pins and boots need replaced
Comment from : Elvis Hunky

I know it's been 4 years since this video but what ever ended up solving the issue
Comment from : Cjvx720

2017 Civic does the same thing Pisses me off Thank you for the video
Comment from : f4cphantom2

There is nothing wrong with this clickingbrbrI too thought it was bad and it is annoying Have a readbrbr wwwpiloteersorg/threads/clicking-noise-while-braking-read-this3808/
Comment from : Arnie

Listen guys Honda company put GM parts on Honda’s nowadays I made a mistake buying Honda’s I’m better off with Toyota’s
Comment from : eugene gutierrez

hahaha fuckin videoooooooo
Comment from : Jun Salvador

2017 Ridgeline with 26K miles and it is the exact same as in the video
Comment from : Jeff Sandberg

My 2017 pilot has been doing that for about a year and the dealership insist this is normal it started to do it at 18,000 miles
Comment from : Jose Morales

Just change Ur brakes and sorted 😉
Comment from : Jermaine John

Those are your after market breaks and hard wear making that noise I had the same issue with my Honda and switched to oem hardware and breaks and it was fixed
Comment from : richie818

Just started doing it on my 2004 Civic Ex auto trans with 226k miles, gonna try solutions listed below, not confident with who I had do brakes
Comment from : waltr34

Just started having this issue after installing aftermarket brakes Made me look at my whole suspension and i had my outer tie rod shot, end links shot and ball joint was shot as well Didnt fix the issue but i need new rotors as well lol 200k miles on original rotors is quite something However this problem started with aftermarket pads as ive always used honda oem and never had an issue And its always the front driver side Im assuming its the brake pads as the clips and pads are all in one
Comment from : Christian Montesinos

My prelude did this after I replaced the brakes on the test run Turns out I didn't tighten the lug nuts down as tight as I thought I did Almost lost the whole tire I tightened the lug nuts problem solved Something to keep in mind though If they tell you not to worry about something in a new car that bothers youreturn it Get another car This particular sound makes me think it's a suspension related issue and could probably be fixed by upgrading to coil overs and if that doesn't do it upgrade the calipers pads and rotors to racing quality parts Maybe get new bushings and repack your bearings Check for lose tie rods and stabilizer bars If this didn't fix your clicking honda replace the transmission with 5 speed manual and stage 3 race clutch Maybe some upgrade axles At that point there's nothing left of the stalk front end really soooo I really doubt it will a problem
Comment from : jason haugen

My 2001 honda accord ex 23l vtec is making this noise now after driving it 19000 mi since i got it in april Had a front brakes and rotors fixed less than a month ago never heard this sound before Also along with it I noticed a crunching type of squeak coming from the same Tire in the front same spot as this clicking is coming from and a clicking sound when I hit the brakes when I'm going slow
Comment from : Ashley Ashley

This is not normal I had the same problem with a 2013 civic I worked on It sounded exactly like this video Long story short the parts store messed up gave me pads for a LX manual trans (1/8 shorter) I needed LX automatic trans Problem solved
Comment from : PATRICK D

To anyone with this issue try compressing your brakes by pressing your brake pedal til it gets hard and see if that removes the clunking, I did it on my Ridgeline and the noise has gone away
Comment from : Miller

My 2012 Fit started making this noise at 90k miles, and I'm freaked out I had the breaks replaced about a year ago, because it was much needed I see everyone is saying this is normal and to ignore it, but what if it is a different problem? I don't want to go to the dealership and get ripped off, but I am very worried
Comment from : Tanya Baranov

My 2017 corolla has done only 6000 miles It's brand new And it gives me the same clunking sound when I hit the brakes in reverse And Toyota mechanics say it's normal Kinda weird
Comment from : Ali Mujtaba

I would never buy Honda Pilot ever again This is piece of shit engineering I know how has good reputation but never again I regret buying the vehicle I’m better off with Mazda CX-9
Comment from : eugene gutierrez

My new 2018 CRV had this click noise yesterday after I warmed up the carbrbrI will bring it to the dealer tomorrow and will let your guys to know what they say about it Cheers
Comment from : Allen Shen

Great video, especially demonstrating that this happens on direction change only (per the manual) After 20 years of multiple Hondas, I noticed this for the first time last week and it scared me I took apart the brakes, checked and regreased the pins, made sure the shims were all tight, pad material was thick Only to find that Honda states this is normal Thanks for confirming -- if I didn't notice it in 20 years despite being anal about car maintenance, I'm sure I'll be fine now :P
Comment from : hdehal

Our 16’ pilot does the exact same thing I figured the retainer clips/hardware were junk and needed to be replaced But I also knew there was no way they had already “failed” Weird part is I don’t remember the car doing that in the first 10k miles or so It’s definitely not normal though that’s bull No pad should have that much play
Comment from : The Huxsters

my car makes a similar noise & i can feel it under my feet Could you feel it as well?
Comment from : Bailey Hellmuth

So is the solution, new pads or new caliper?
Comment from : Ron Dail

This isn't normal lol #BrakePadHardwareFail
Comment from : Nathan Spain

The noise is caused by slacks between brake pad and bracket Check that the shims are good
Comment from : Jake V

I've been trying to solve this issue on a 2002 CRV Earlier this year I replaced the pads & rotors, the noise didn't start till a few months later Mine does not click as much as in this video, only after building up speed and applying brakes will this happen I ended up replacing two busted lower ball joints and sway bar bushings only to have this noise remain I'm glad to hear this is a normal operation, but i'd still like stop it from happening as it didn't happen till new pads/rotors were installed I might try better quality pads/shims Still looking into a solution Thanks for the video
Comment from : ScooterDano

is there any solution to remove this annoying clicks? i have a honda CRV 2014 model, and everytime i hit the breaks, that clicks is there and its really annoys me
Comment from : alatañagras