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However, I must admit that the noise began after I had a local mechanic work on the brakes. They went back three times, at which point they attempted recutting and replacing the pins because they thought there could be some wiggle room. Mazda checked them out since I was taking the car in to get the tensioner replaced under warranty. After I inquired about the noise, they decided to have the struts replaced. The report concluded, "Well, we do see some hot spots on the rotors."

Videos make it hard to hear, but when the vehicle is going faster than roughly 15 mph, you can hear a squeaking sound that is reminiscent of the low brake pad warning when you use the brakes. The other sound, which I'll grant sounds like a suspension sound, is only audible at extremely low speeds, but disappears as soon as you release the brake.

Mazda service personnel heard what they believed to be front shock noise and rebuilt the struts under warranty. Continuity does not occur

Six-speed touring 2016 Mazda6 Two technicians are perplexed by a mysterious braking noise. After having the brakes and rotors serviced, something occurred. Have had them recut with no success. There is zero wheel trembling or dragging. Several times, in order to examine the brakes, they were taken apart. The pins were adjusted by the mechanic, but nothing happened. Reverse braking does not result in this. The last moments of braking, when you come to a complete stop, are accompanied by a very pronounced and loud noise. https://youtu.be/0u2M2EC0TtU https://youtu.be/RPsK5tdqlNU https://youtu.be/EJRVFs-NF-E https://youtu.be/Hg_gx5rpx3M https://youtu.be/uxgktYNBTjc https://youtu.be/WXpFRdOGj4s

Drat, you can't be free now!!

He handed me that bottle to start experimenting with, but first let me read up on the Cataclean you use.

A representative from AA came out to the vehicle and brought up the subject. Every other time you fill up with gas, he suggested to add a third of the bottle. He claimed it was excellent if you were like me and didn't have much opportunity to drive on the highway. Reduces carbon buildup, improves gas mileage, and eliminates engine grime. This tried and true by anyone?

The dealer informed me that (supposedly) a software repair is in the works for the next months.