I am hearing a little squeaking when I roll the 500 forward or back. It sounds like it is coming from the disc brake in the back. Anyone else having this noise? I'm wondering if there is a small stone caught in there.
Remington
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Wash it good in that area then try it. If its still there, take the wheel off and inspect the brakes. Might also have a dry rear barring. You wont know till u physically tear into it.
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I had and still have the same issue. Took it to the dealer under warranty. Still does it. If you figure it out, let me know.
Mine has that squeal also. I think mine is in the rear disc brake. Or maybe a rear wheel bearing. Mine has over 4,000 miles on it. LOL
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Yeah, pretty sure mines in the rear disk. The sound hasn't gone away. I'm starting to think, if it doesn't make numerous noises, it isn't a Honda Pioneer 500.
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Had a 700 like that, turned out the front brake disk guard inside the wheel had gotten shoved into yhe rotor and was rubbing.
I have a squeaking in the rear brake assembly periodically. I attribute it to rust/dirt build up. It's usually most prominent after the machine sits for a bit. I get going around 7-10 mph and lightly apply the brake for a few seconds and it clears the disk and stops squeaking. It's something to try if you want.
Todd627
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^^^^This^^^^
My P500 used to do the same thing. I would slightly apply the brake while driving like @Morpheus said, and it would go away.
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Had the same issue, found a piece of gravel hung up....
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Mine was doing it on Sunday while backing into the garage. The wife asked about it and I said it's no big deal.
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When she squeaks all you have to do is dukes of hazard that b**** and squeak be gone 🤣🤣🤣
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For a couple years, my 2018 700-2 had a chirping squeak from rear brake that came and went regardless of braking or accelerating. I finally fixed that irritating squeak. If the metal brackets that hold rhe pads in place are not just right, they each have a little tab that can rub rotor. I moved one bracket some and the squeaking has finally stopped.
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Had a rock in mine once. It would squeal and chatter bad when hitting the brakes. Took pads off and a little tiny rock fell out and the problem went away.
Rock and Roll WAS Noise Pollution! 😆
I had a left front brake caliper sticking. Took it apart and got it unseized.
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