Back end knocking when breaking.
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saxavordian
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Check your exhaust system rubber support at the box and along the pipeline.
Another area is welding points at suspension system. Stranger also rear seats if five door on the latches can rattle.
Another area is welding points at suspension system. Stranger also rear seats if five door on the latches can rattle.
andyfreelandy
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Stick wheels in the air and spin whilst listening underneath. May be diff or driveshaft joint.
When was the last time the drum assemblies were removed for maintenance?
They should be stripped, cleaned, lubricated, reassembled, and adjusted every year, but it seems people don't bother with brake maintenance now.
Could it still be drums even though they don't use break peddle to stop?When was the last time the drum assemblies were removed for maintenance?
They should be stripped, cleaned, lubricated, reassembled, and adjusted every year, but it seems people don't bother with brake maintenance now.
GrumpyGel
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That might be your problem!
I doubt it though. Unless the car hasn't passed a MOT for a while, I'd imagine the rear brakes are still operated by the brake peddle.
Yes. It's not uncommon for the brake backplate splash shield to rust and detatch, and rub on the drum.
Colthebrummie
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Could be rear subframe bushes. Good luck if it is.
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