Single or dbl click noise

That is a lot of repairs....meaning a lot of potential problems...only have to forget one thing or leave one bolt a bit loose or put in one clip/retainer wrong. I would be inclined to concentrate on the brake caliper, but that is just my gut talking. To be right there and listen to the sound in person would make a world of difference. Peeps put sound clips in here sometimes but that rarely helps at all since their mic picks up too much or too little and the target noise just does not come through from the recording. I'd just make a quick double check of my work and retighten everything. After that, if the noise is minimal and nobody else mentions it and (most importantly....) it is not getting any worse....i would not bother with it. If it does start getting worse....then you will have to ferret it out.

That is a lot of repairs....meaning a lot of potential problems...only have to forget one thing or leave one bolt a bit loose or put in one clip/retainer wrong. I would be inclined to concentrate on the brake caliper, but that is just my gut talking. To be right there and listen to the sound in person would make a world of difference. Peeps put sound clips in here sometimes but that rarely helps at all since their mic picks up too much or too little and the target noise just does not come through from the recording. I'd just make a quick double check of my work and retighten everything. After that, if the noise is minimal and nobody else mentions it and (most importantly....) it is not getting any worse....i would not bother with it. If it does start getting worse....then you will have to ferret it out.

That is a lot of repairs....meaning a lot of potential problems...only have to forget one thing or leave one bolt a bit loose or put in one clip/retainer wrong. I would be inclined to concentrate on the brake caliper, but that is just my gut talking. To be right there and listen to the sound in person would make a world of difference. Peeps put sound clips in here sometimes but that rarely helps at all since their mic picks up too much or too little and the target noise just does not come through from the recording. I'd just make a quick double check of my work and retighten everything. After that, if the noise is minimal and nobody else mentions it and (most importantly....) it is not getting any worse....i would not bother with it. If it does start getting worse....then you will have to ferret it out.