after trying to get off the rotors they are now, grinding/squeaking Options

[Andason]

everytime i brake at a very low speed they sound like they are grinding and they also squeak as i come to a stop

ideas?

[Negative]

When you say "trying" do you mean you could not get them off? Did you happen to use a hammer or other blunt object?

[3FingersCelica]

The squeaking is probably just the metal backing plates, I'm not sure about the grinding though.

[Junior]

i don't know about the grinding, but the squeeking can be fixed. take you pads off and put anti-seize or some electrolytic grease on the back of the pads and in the channel the pads slide up and up and down. This should take care of it.

[Batman722]

Andason, at this point it might be best to do what I did. I had the same probs you did ( I replyed in the other post ) Take the car to a mechanic or shop and have them put new shoes and drums on. Obviously you have new drums and probably new shoes, so yes I know it sucks, pay someone to put them on. I wouldn't take any more chances at this point. It will probably cost less than $100 if you have the parts. If you know the mechanic it will probably be cheaper. The damage I caused to my e-brake was bad. It stuck when I used it, sometimes for a day or 2 which sucked really bad, and I eventually had to just disconect it 100%

my .02