[DML] Re: Rear Wheel Squeek

["David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

It could be the parking brake pads, wheel bearing, or C/V joints. Just
do everything, one at a time, until you get rid of the noise. Also
check the trailing arm bolt and bushings and all of the bushings in
the right rear suspension. Check the shock too. Noises are always hard
to diagnose and pinpoint. It could even be a bad tire or a loose lug
nut or even a cracked rim. Inspect the holes in the rim carefully.
Jack the car up and remove the tire. Spend a few minutes just looking
around for shiny dirt, loose parts, things out-of-place etc. Wiggle
and shake things to try to duplicate the noise. You could even jack up
BOTH wheels, start the motor, put it in gear and see if you can find
the noise.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757
BTW I am not a fan of this new format either. Maybe we will get used
to it?


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "rickmichaels" <rickmichaels@xxxx> wrote:
> 
> 
> I put my car back together this past week and got it back on the road.
>  I am noticing a right rear wheel squeek that only seems to happen
> 








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