IKnowtheFuture

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I have this marble noise when applying brakes that comes from the rear i think its around wheel area. i don't know if this has anything to do with the fact that I pressed the bearings on the axles with the plates on the wrong side. this made it so I had to bolt the calipers on the front side.

jam01

sounds like you screwed up, things are designed to work in certain ways. unpress or what ever you need to do before you hurt someone.

eseibel67

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Calipers are mounted that way to reduce brake dive, so that you have brakes when you really need them.

IKnowtheFuture

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Adam2001WS6

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This sounds like the parking brake shoes... to me at least. Marbles is what is sounded like to me until I adjusted them properly.

Pop the wheels off, remove the brake pads, caliper and caliper mount... take off the Rotor and see if the parking brake brake shoe is loose. you will have to adjust the star adjuster at the bottom to the point that it will hold the brake shoe up when it's disengaged (to keep it from rattling around in the rotor hat, which is probably what you are hearing) and keep it firm enough to hold the rear wheels from turning when it is engaged.

Lemme know....

IKnowtheFuture

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could it be the axle bearings? it started after i installed my moser 9in. It definitely is coming from the driver wheel well area.I dont think its the suspension, but cld be wrong.

Adam2001WS6

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Only way to know is get in there and start weeding out the possibilities.

SilverV6Camaro

Sounds like it could be this...

https://ls1tech.com/forums/gears-axl...rbles-box.html

IKnowtheFuture

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definitely not that. i have a Nascar Detroit locker. and it clicks when i turn left or right so I know nothing bound up. there is all of 7 parts in there.

I also hear a sharper more metallic rattling noise sometimes when I'm cruising.