Rear brakes rub/squeak upon backing/ vibration

GiddyupSport
Nov 23, 2021

Rank IV

Nov 23, 2021

Does anyone have problems with your Sport brakes squeaking or rubbing upon backing?

Also anyone notice a vibration while driving 25-27 mph??
Last edited by a moderator: Nov 23, 2021

Rank III

Nov 24, 2021

#1
The squeaking noise backing up is common, you can find numerous threads about it. Caused by condensation, completely normal.

Which model do you have? Wondering if you have a 1.5 or 2.0?
2023 Bronco 4Dr Wildtrak

Rank IV

Nov 24, 2021

#2
The squeaking noise backing up is common, you can find numerous threads about it. Caused by condensation, completely normal.

Which model do you have? Wondering if you have a 1.5 or 2.0?
Okay. At least its a common (although annoying) occurrence. Thanks for your reply. 1.5

Rank 0

Nov 24, 2021

#3
Does anyone have problems with your Sport brakes squeaking or rubbing upon backing?

Also anyone notice a vibration while driving 25-27 mph??
I noticed this on the Big Bend version I had. Since getting my Badlands version, I haven't noticed it at all.

Rank III

Nov 24, 2021

#4
I noticed this on the Big Bend version I had. Since getting my Badlands version, I haven't noticed it at all.
I noticed it on both my OBX and BL. Nothing much, just a little squeal sometimes when I back up first thing.
2023 Bronco 4Dr Wildtrak

Rank IV

Nov 25, 2021

#5
I noticed it on both my OBX and BL. Nothing much, just a little squeal sometimes when I back up first thing.
My OB is pretty consistent making this sound.
And Im taking it in to check out the vibration issue (maybe alignment?)

Rank III

Nov 25, 2021

#6
If you are hearing it all the time then maybe you should have it checked.
Could be alignment, could be tire not balanced.
2023 Bronco 4Dr Wildtrak

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Jan 22, 2022

#7
Does anyone have problems with your Sport brakes squeaking or rubbing upon backing?

Also anyone notice a vibration while driving 25-27 mph??

The vibration you’re feeling could be caused by a dent in your rims. Maybe hit a bad pothole. Have them check that if the alignment looks fine

Rank IV

Jan 22, 2022

#8
The vibration you’re feeling could be caused by a dent in your rims. Maybe hit a bad pothole. Have them check that if the alignment looks fine
Thank you. I checked at the dealership and after rotating, etc I still notice it occasionally at a steady 25-26 mph speed.

Rank IV

Apr 04, 2022

#9
Thank you. I checked at the dealership and after rotating, etc I still notice it occasionally at a steady 25-26 mph speed.
I took my OB Sport back to the service tech regarding the vibration when keeping a constant 25 mph speed. It seems this might be “characteristic” of the 1.5 liter when it goes from 3 to 2 cylinders and they suggested I drive it in Sport mode. I tried this and it does work. Nice to have a solution that doesn’t cause a repair at least.

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