Pulsing Squeaking From Rear....
Pulsing Squeaking From Rear.... I thought I had this problem fixed, but I guess it came back. Anyways, I drove through a pot-hole maybe 8 months ago and right after the rear driver side wheel area started squeaking. I replaced the bearing, axle, and rotors and its still there. The squeaking is pulsing with every wheel rotation. I kinda think it might be the e-brake shoe rubbing the inside of the rotor, but I'm not sure how to center or align it. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks!
my girlfriend's Trans Am does the exact same thing after she ran over a curb. I've replaced the calipers, wheel, rotor, pads and it still does it. I'm guessing the axle is bent and was planning on replacing that next. If it is a backing plate, that would be nice, but I'm not sure how that would get bent by a pothole or curb?
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Verdad Gallardo I removed the caliper and used lugs to hold the rotor on tight. When I turned it, there is a rubbing sound on every rotation. I think its rubbing the inside of the rotor, but can figure out how to fix it. I moved the e-brake shoe around, but it still rubs.
