I didnt get any noise all the way to work or back to the house. Right when i was braking for the front driveway. I heard a very faint squealing noise. Wasnt much to it, I will see if it get worse tomorrow

 

Ive read through this entire post, and I don't think that this product has been mentioned once.

http://www.permatex.com/products/Aut...ubricant_a.htm

That's right, good ol anti seize. I lather that stuff on the back of my pads, and the perches where the pads slide on. Every single man and woman in all the shops ive worked with does this. Keeps everything moving freely and it wont get jammed up. And don't forget, pull your caliper sliders out, wire wheel them clean. Then lather them up with break slider lube.

http://www.permatex.com/products/Aut...per_Lube_1.htm

When i fixed cars for a living, i only had one car come back for a noise issue...it turns out, the friction material came free from the metal backing.

 

Thanks i will pick some up next time im at the parts store, even if it turns out i dont need it, i could use it on a lot of projects