Sbedier

So I just pulled the pads off and messed with the clip and greased the pins and the noise is still there but super faint, not enough to register on a video so that won't work now haha, but i looked and the previous owner put semi metallic cheapo pads on the car so I'm thinking if the front brakes reduced the squealing then if I replace the rear brakes then the noise would be gone? And I resurfaced the front rotors when I pulled the brakes off, I'll update when I put the rear pads on, thanks for everyone's help. Hopefully that's all the car needed

Will post one tonight, they aren't dragging I don't think, no smell like that at all.

No haha, it went away when braking it didnt squeal when i brake. The pads were still good on pad life, but they were cheap ones so I got the more expensive ones hoping it would fix it but it didnt

I didn't replace the pins, I meant the clips. Everyone I talk to that is a tech say just to take it to subaru and let the tech diag it. What else could I check? And I'll grease the pins tonight and update

They actually were wedged shaped. The noise is coming from the front of the vehicle tho, so I don't think it's the back. I didn't check the pins but i put in new ones with the new pads and it still is squealing.

I have a 2000 subaru legacy gt, bought a month ago. I noticed a squealing/screeching sound from the right side of car. This happens only after I took it on freeway or high speed road. The squealing goes away when braking but when released comes back. I have replaced the bearing on that side, pads in the front and it is still squealing. I had my car in the air when doing the brakes, and i put it into first and had the wheels spin, but the right front wheel wasnt spinning, so maybe thats the problem, I have no idea what it could be, help?