I had a squeak on gentle braking from one rear wheel. Stripped down the brakes and replaced pads. Squeak returned so stripped again replaced caliper (that side was hotter), new slidding pins, new discs and new pads and new parking shoes (Pagid) Coppereased the pads and where they sit on the retaining springs.

Squeak free for 2 weeks, now squeak returns only on that wheel...

So, could this be related to wheel bearing starting to go opposed to anything wrong with the brake set up?

Anything else I should check?

Cheers

Could it be the hand brake shoes? Could try backing the adjuster off a little? Or pull hand brake on very slowly and see if squeak goes away?

Cheers

RP

Are you sure it is the brake ?? The rear supsension bushing have a tendency to start making squeaking noises over time as well.

Also, try a tiny superthin layer of copper grease on the back of the pads where they sit on the piston/caliper.

Are the pads original ?? Cam Tech Craig has had many issues with non OEM pads I believe. MY 2010 5.0 SC Galway green and sand interior!!
Have the Faultmate MSV2 Extreme to be tinkering with the settings etc. !!

I have coppered the contact points on the pads. I thought is was brake related as its only when I gently apply the brake that is squeaks. Full on its silent. The park shoes prob need tightening up but aren't binding.

I have seen the posts about bushes squeaking and have sprayed some wd40 on some but to no avail.