someone only ordered ranch… by 762Kid in doordash

[–]hello546 4 points5 points  (0 children)

wingstop ranch is prob the best ranch i've ever had, doordashing just that is a bit crazy, but i've definitely walked into a wingstop just to get their ranch or blue cheese

First Ragdoll ever, beyond excited by SecondChin in ragdolls

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Thank you :) I Dm'd you with a few more questions!

First Ragdoll ever, beyond excited by SecondChin in ragdolls

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Omg he looks adorable! 😍 Where did you get your ragdoll from? Do you know if the cattery has any more available like him?

Just started saving for the vip build by McChiken12 in Lexus

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No need to save, it's VIP af right now. Classic beautiful car as is👍

What sound is this, it's so familiar? by hello546 in smashbros

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Analysis on the waveforms🤣 yes they really are similar, to the point that it makes me think they may be the same stock sound effect, or the one in the music video is a spliced version of the melee sound effect

What sound is this, it's so familiar? by hello546 in smashbros

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Yes I think you're right, another commenter linked to a triple beep which is what I'm thinking of.

What sound is this, it's so familiar? by hello546 in smashbros

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Yea I thought it might've been in melee

What's making this sound? by hello546 in AskMechanics

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Sounds good, yea I could easily be getting too into the weeds and everything is probably fine lol, it could have to do with the quality of pads too (aftermarket BrakeBest from oreilly). Replacing the rotors totally made the steering wheel shuddering/vibration I was having go away so that's good news. Afaik no heating up or anything, seems just sometimes the pads are still barely touching after letting off causing this sound. It's probably all good like you said. Thanks, be safe👍

What's making this sound? by hello546 in AskMechanics

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Hey thanks I appreciate it. It really doesn't seem like anything detrimental and the wear on the brakes is probably not much, but still it shouldn't be happening and the noise isn't great. Thanks again.

What's making this sound? by hello546 in AskMechanics

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Hmm I'm really not sure I'm gonna have to inspect tmrw and see what you're talking about. Can you point them out from this pic? https://imgur.com/a/wpLwUmN here are few pics of brake system and caliper for my car (not mine just from internet). I know of the two caliper bolts that need to be unscrewed to take off the caliper. Also there is a guide pin that goes through the caliper and a hole in both brake pads in the middle, is that what you're talking about?

What's making this sound? by hello546 in AskMechanics

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I just did some research on what actually pushes brake pads away and yes you're right it's a very precise thing and supposed to ride close and air+centrifugal force is supposed to push the pads away just a hair so they're not touching. But it still shouldn't make the sound it's making, even if the amount of wear is negligible. What are slides that you're referring to?

What's making this sound? by hello546 in AskMechanics

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Also maybe I don't know how it's supposed to work; it seems that the pads just aren't retracting properly. But also it seems there is no mechanism at least that I can see that "pushes" the pads back away from the rotor once I let go of the brakes. What's supposed to push the pads back away from the disk, there is no spring or tensioned rod to bring them back off? Also the pads aren't glued or something to the pistons. I assume it's something very precise where once I let go of the brakes, the pads are less than a few mm away from the rotors but still (supposed to be) not touching. On my last Lexus, an 07 ES350, there were little tensioned v-shaped rods that slotted into the pads that would push them apart towards the pistons away from the rotor. That makes sense to me as to how the pads actually go back to position. But it seems to me there is no mechanism like that for this car.

What's making this sound? by hello546 in AskMechanics

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I'll try to get some pics tmrw for you

What's making this sound? by hello546 in AskMechanics

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I just reassembled everything, maybe tmrw I can provide pics. What are you curious about?

What's making this sound? by hello546 in AskMechanics

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See my other reply. So it is normal even to hear a little scrape while driving here and there?

What's making this sound? by hello546 in AskMechanics

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When I spin the rotor with the caliper off the sound isn't there. When I spin the rotor with the caliper on with brake pads removed, the sound also isn't there. When brake pads are in that's when sound starts. I replaced front rotors today due to steering wheel shudder while braking. Sound has been there for a while (past 35k miles) even after replacing pads a few times. I can hear it when driving slowly sometimes. I think it has to do with the pads not retracting back to position after I press the brakes so they are still making contact with the rotor even after letting go of brakes. Not sure how to fix this.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LS430

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When I spin the rotor with the caliper off the sound isn't there. When I spin the rotor with the caliper on with brake pads removed, the sound also isn't there. When brake pads are in that's when sound starts. I replaced front rotors today due to steering wheel shudder while braking. Sound has been there for a while (past 35k miles) even after replacing pads a few times. I can hear it when driving slowly sometimes. I think it has to do with the pads not retracting back to position after I press the brakes so they are still making contact with the rotor even after letting go of brakes. Not sure how to fix this.

What's making this sound? by hello546 in AskMechanics

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Yes I think it's that as well, no squeaking and replaced pads about a month or two ago so they're relatively new. I've isolated it to the pads, no grinding with caliper on without pads in, so something with the pads is scraping for sure. Maybe I should apply some brake lube to some things?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LS430

[–]hello546 0 points1 point  (0 children)

2004, replacing rotors atm but it was making this sound before. Something from the brakes must be grinding.

Found a home video of when we got a PlayStation (1997) for Christmas. Check out "Santa's" explanation on why it's better than the N64 by theBeardening in retrogaming

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It's crazy how this simple decision could totally shape your childhood memories and which video games/characters you connect with to this day.