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Weird noise coming from rear wheel drivers side

Nope, I've changed EVERYTHING, new rotors, pads, new hardware even bought a dial indicator to check on rotor/hub runout and everything is within spec. Rocked the wheel back and forth

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Old 06-06-2015, 11:28 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Nope, I've changed EVERYTHING, new rotors, pads, new hardware even bought a dial indicator to check on rotor/hub runout and everything is within spec. Rocked the wheel back and forth to see if the bearing is bad and it seems good to me. I even pushed the back plate and the noise is still there. Even adjusted the parking brake. It's definitely some point of contact with the rotor and not the brakes. I think I gave up trying to figure out what that noise is. I'm going to bring it to a mechanic and see what it is.


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