Help in Brevard County Florida
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Burning Brakes
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Help in Brevard County Florida
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I have a whine in the left rear that is getting louder every week. I have replaced the wheel brg and did not help.
I think the noise might be the tire. Is there anyone in the Central FL area that would be willing to borrow wheels and tires to fit a C5 just for a hour to see if the noise goes away?
Please...
I have a whine in the left rear that is getting louder every week. I have replaced the wheel brg and did not help.
I think the noise might be the tire. Is there anyone in the Central FL area that would be willing to borrow wheels and tires to fit a C5 just for a hour to see if the noise goes away?
Please...
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I think there are some members in the Southeast forum that live close to you. I would post in there as well to see if someone can help ya out.
If I were closer, I would swing by. Does the whine change with the RPM or vehicle speed? Any codes?
If I were closer, I would swing by. Does the whine change with the RPM or vehicle speed? Any codes?
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Burning Brakes
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From: Merritt Island, Blonde Surfer Dude! Florida
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The Whine goes up and down with the speed of the wheels and tires. Does not change when in N or braking, Etc.
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Seems to me like a wheel brg, tire or rear end brg.
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Seems to me like a wheel brg, tire or rear end brg.
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If the sound seems to be on the left side as stated, rotate your tires from side to side and see if the sound changes location. Many tires aren't directional and even if they are, it won't hurt them for the short period you're testing them.
