All:

It turned out to be the shield rubbing the inside of the rotor. Bent it out
a little and the squeals are gone. did both front shields. As for the other
questions, yes, I did replace the expander (anti rattle) clips, yes, I did
re-lube the caliper pins, yes, I did put anti-squeal grease on them. The
only thing that resolved it was bending out the shield.

Thanks to ALL who gave me ideas to look at.
Dan

"mic canic" > wrote in message
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> did you clean and lube the caliper slides and keep the anti rattle clips
> in
> place?
> the rubber boot of the caliper is suppose to pull the pad away from the
> rotor
> ever so slightly to help cut squeal
>
> Dan wrote:
>
>> I have a '99' Intrepid. I had the rotors turned last year and they rusted
>> and then"peeled" a layer off. Not sure I understand why, I have never had
>> this happen before. Anyway, I replaced rotors on the front and installed
>> new
>> "anti-squeal" ceramic pads. Well, they squeal at low speeds and when
>> making
>> a right turn, the squeal is louder from the left front. I wanted the
>> ceramic
>> pads to cut down on the dark colored dust that accumulates on the wheels.
>> Anyone have this problem that was able to make the ceramic pads work
>> without
>> squeal?
>>
>> Thanks, Dan
>