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Just to make an update. I just installed my new brake caliper and bracket and bleed the air and now it is perfect, rotor spins freely so the problem was brake caliper. I didn't touch the hose since it works and I bleed the brake caliper on the old brake caliper so all the dirt and other stuff in...

Yes, my e brakes are connected to rear brake calipers. Also I bought new rotor and a caliper with new bracket and hardware also I have the new brake pads, oh and I bought a new brake hose just in care :D it is 11-12 dollars with free shipping on ebay anyway :) also for the people asking it is...

Can it be just the brake hose ? I heard it might the the caliper's itself or the hose.

Hey everybody So I will explain it from beginning so you can understand what is going on and sorry if it is a bit long but I really need your :Help: Like a month ago my car's rear passenger side brakes started to make this noise I was like k I might need to look into it but it was just a noise...

Btw what I wonder is do slider pins get hot ? I mean if yes I would need something like this napa if not I think anything that is resistant to water works.

I see. I just bought this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0054DWS1W/?tag=atomicindus08-20 it must work :)

https://www.walmart.com/ip/3-IN-ONE-RVcare-Slide-Out-Silicone-Lube/167031702 This is what I have this.

Hello I want to change my brake pads along rotors I got all the tools but for the lubricant I have this RV slide out lube good for plastics, rubber and metals. I am not sure if this lube works for my caliper slide pins or not. I don't wanna mess with my caliper :D