Rear calipers make clicking noise???
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be careful it may be your bracket bolts that cold the caliper onto the diff it happened to me once ON THE FREEWAY super scary double check its not that . you should be able to jiggle the caliper to see if thats the case if not check you caliper pins
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I wiggled the calipers and they didn't budge. They dont make the noise when I spin the tires when its on jack stands.
I dont know for sure that it is the calipers but the noise stops when I press the brakes. It pulls to the right but it needs an alignment and new tires.
I dont know for sure that it is the calipers but the noise stops when I press the brakes. It pulls to the right but it needs an alignment and new tires.
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It's the same problem I have, the anti-rattle clips in the calipers aren't doing their job, and they're letting the calipers rattle...I recently replaced my pads and they didn't come with new clips, and I can't figure out where to buy the stupid things...worst part is they're probably only going to cost like...$1 each if I can ever manage to find where to buy them.
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No I don't think its every rotation. You can hear it click at every speed.
There isn't a rock in my tire. Its much louder than that. Plus there isn't enough tread on my tires to have a rock in them, lol.
I will look into these anti rattle clips. Do you have a pic?
There isn't a rock in my tire. Its much louder than that. Plus there isn't enough tread on my tires to have a rock in them, lol.
I will look into these anti rattle clips. Do you have a pic?