Rotors make noise

[RuskiQX4]

I replaced my rotors a couple of months ago with some ebay slotted and drilled rotors and brake pads. It seems that most of the time when I press on the brakes it makes an awful grinding noise. Because the rotors are slotted and drilled the dealer told me that they can't resurface the rotors. Is there anything I can do to fix the problem without replacing the rotors?

[rodneyonasis]

Off topic, but I'm in the process of installing new brakes on my pathfinder. Could you tell me how to get the rotors off? Thanks

[nissandoms47]

You gotta take the hub off with the rotor, repack the bearings while your in there. And buy the cheap $20 rotors if you're replacing them. There is no advantage to spending $60 more bucks on a rotor since they're all the same. And get some ceramic pads.

[rodneyonasis]

yeah, i got autozone rotors a ceramic pads. once i get the caliper bracket off, how do i get the hub and all that off?

[RuskiQX4]

It was seriously the biggest pain and I was a dumbass by spending more money on expensive rotors because I believe they sound like crap. If I could, I would've just spent the money and had someone else change my rotors.

[pathfinder_se_black]

try putting anti-squeek for brakes on the pads, the dealership pads never come with that but you can get it at any local autoparts store. hope that helped.

[RuskiQX4]

I have and I don't think that's the problem. I've read on some TSB that when replacing the rotors the new rotors have to be aligned specifically which I don't believe my friend and I did correctly. The end result is this nasty grinding noise when I slightly press on my brakes. When I slam on them, they brakes stop on a dime.