Sound comming from driver side wheel area
#1
Sound comming from driver side wheel area
Not sure exactly what could be causing this.
It has been there for about 2 months.
Steering does not feel affected.
zSHARE - 20100116 194723.m4a
It has been there for about 2 months.
Steering does not feel affected.
zSHARE - 20100116 194723.m4a
#4
when i am driving under 60km/h i can hear a metal on metal sound its very high pitched.
When I go over bumps it sometimes goes away. Anything that jolts the shocks,suspension or tire causes it to go a way or come back.
But it is there 90% of the time at lower speeds, at higher speeds it either isnt there or just cant hear it...
When I go over bumps it sometimes goes away. Anything that jolts the shocks,suspension or tire causes it to go a way or come back.
But it is there 90% of the time at lower speeds, at higher speeds it either isnt there or just cant hear it...
#6
On the brake caliper there is a metal clip. It happens from time to time that it falls out of place and grinds up next to the rotor. Jack the car up and pull the wheel off if there's a groove in the rotor you found your problem.
#8
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