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Old 04-Jul-2003, 02:03 AM
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Some Problems...

Hey Guys,
I recently did some maintence, and installed new 16's.

I have toyo proxies on the rims, and now the road noise is louder than ever. Also, the rear shoes were replaced, and now I can hear the rust from the inner drum when I brake med-hard.

Also, a wheel bearing was replaced, and now I sort of still hear an ongoing noise from the rear. Its audible when im at 30-80, then it goes away for a bit, and comes back.

The rear passenger's side wheel bearing was replaced.

I'm going back tomorrow to get my wheels rebalanced, because there's some vibration in the wheel.

For all those who are online now, what should I do next? Can the rear brakes be rubbing, causing the wheel bearing like noise? Can it be the tires? They were used for 1 month and no signs of wear....?

I'm baffled.
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Old 04-Jul-2003, 01:19 PM
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Adjust rear brake shoes using the adjusting nut. Make sure you clean that whole shabang with brake cleaner since all the brake dust is contained inside the drum. The "rust" noise you hear may just be the compound of the pads. I hear my SiR brakes big time... and those are OEM pads As for the wheel bearing noise, are you sure it was preloaded correctly? Was is packed with grease right?
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I had a similar problem.. i was hearing noise coming from the rear passenger ...so i opened up the rear drum and found little particles and just cleaned it out... fixed the problem..
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Old 04-Jul-2003, 01:57 PM
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Ok on my lunch break I went to a buddys place, jacked up the car.
We checked by shaking the wheel, and its not budging, wheel bearing is fine. Then we spun it, and we heard a scraping sound from the brakes.

So now I pinpointed the problem. Is there an auto-adjuster for the rear drums, or it could be that the brakes are too tight?

Any guidance here?
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Old 04-Jul-2003, 02:02 PM
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Meh, I called my mech, and he said he adjusted it all tighter to allow the drum's surface to smoothen out. He also said it should be gone within the next couple days.

It scared the **** out of me because I thought it was a wheel bearing.

We'll see in a couple days.
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Old 04-Jul-2003, 02:16 PM
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Adjuster is a little nut... hard to explain... kinda like a forky looking thing, but with threads and a nut on it... whatever... let it be.
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Thanks for the reply

Any pics of your car? Hit me up on msn @ torrey_cipriani@hotmail.com
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Old 04-Jul-2003, 02:24 PM
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Torrey, shouldn't have sold the DSM, tisk tisk j/k:P Now you have problems with the civic, haha.


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Old 04-Jul-2003, 02:25 PM
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HAHA

These are fairly cheap problems. Don't remind me about that ****** DSM nightmare.
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Old 04-Jul-2003, 02:47 PM
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haha, yeah, thats why i wanted a civic, cause then you can beat on them and they'll still run like they did before, but Pete offered his car to me, so i said i'll take it forsure! Just 501 more days and i get it :P Thats when i get my G2.


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Shyt, you getting a DSM Jacob? that's a lot of power for a young man LOL if it's turbo that is... Hope you have an extra $1500 for a new tranny
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haha, Bruno, the boost will be turned down as much as possible. Hes bringing it all back to stock so now worries. As for the tranny part, i hope not


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Old 04-Jul-2003, 02:58 PM
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Jacob your bro said he has a 16g in the red car. I hope you dont wrap yourself around a poll!
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alignment... if nothing works
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Old 04-Jul-2003, 03:03 PM
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Torrey, it'll be all stock and low *** boost. :P
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warped tires could also make the wheel bearing ish sound..
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Originally posted by Cablerat
warped tires could also make the wheel bearing ish sound..
yup thats what it is probabaly

i had the same problem & sound in my old car
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