[96moonlightblue]

Ok I hate to ask for you guy's help again. But this has got me beat. I have a loud squealing/screeching nosie coming from my rear end. The nosie is always there when turning left at slow speeds. Some times if I release the clutch really slow it will be there for a second but not as loud as when turning. And it sounds like it is coming from the rear right wheel now. Before i thought it had to be coming from the front becuase it happend when i turnd so i replaced both front hub's. I have also have replaced the rear brake pads in the last 2 months. I jacked it up and took the rear wheel's off pads seem good nothign seems to be rubbing turned the rear end quite abit by hand could not get it to make the nosie. It will make it with the the clucth disenganed while turning so I'm sure it is something in the rear end just no idea what. Or I also just replaced the differtial fluid and inspected the gears and everything seemed tight and gear did not show any abnormal wear. What else would cause this. I thought maybe rear whell bearings but have no way to confirm this?

[daboyho50]

Jack it up and try to push and pull the wheel. If there is play it is probably your wheel bearings, by the sound that is most likely what is going on (hopefully) If not, you might be opening up your check book.

[madmaxx69]

Originally Posted by daboyho50

Jack it up and try to push and pull the wheel. If there is play it is probably your wheel bearings, by the sound that is most likely what is going on (hopefully) If not, you might be opening up your check book.

Jacking up the car and pulling and pushing the tire you will feel some play going in and out. It is the c clips that hold the axles in. If the wheel bearing are bad you will feel slack up and down on the wheels. Most of the time a bad wheel bearing will tell on itself before it makes noise, you will see gear oil leaking out the wheel bearing seal. NOTE you may see some very minor seepage mixxed with brake dust, only relace the bearings if you see wet gear oil

[madmaxx69]

Another thing to look for is the rear brake backing plate shield, you said you replaced the rear pads, the shield may be slighty touching the rear rotor

[daboyho50]

Ah, right on. I've gotta replace my pads soon. Got the old sounds like a metal bat being dragged on the sidewalk coming from my right rear wheel lol. Pretty sure it's the low warning in the pad.

[96moonlightblue]

I jacked it up and did not fill any slack going up and down I did fill a little when i pulled out about a quarter of inch maybe a little bit more. I took the brake calipers off there not dragging or anything. Why I had it on the jack stands I blocked the front wheels and started it up and put it in gear there was no noise. Drove out and took a left turn and there it was. I went to a parking lot drove in a circle and it got really loud opened my drivers side door and it is defiantly coming from the drivers side wheel guess it is probabaly the wheel bearing. I guess it's time to redo the rear end and get those 4:10 and do the wheel bearings.

[96moonlightblue]

This ended up being my rear brake rotor's. When the shop resurafced them they took to much off and they were below the minium causing them to move a little bit. Replaced them and all is good now.