Akimbo

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I'm not very good mechanically, so I think it's a wheel bearing or brakes. It only happens when i'm rolling though. It's decently loud too.

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LewFX

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I'm not very good mechanically, so I think it's a wheel bearing or brakes. It only happens when i'm rolling though. It's decently loud too.

bearing is very possible

azian_advanced

#3

my rear end used to squeak and it turned out to be the shocks.

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Akimbo

#4

better not be, those are brand new. im thinking pads now.

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Remy

#5

Squeaking sound ?? Yeah its the pads then.

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Valo666

#6

is it when your driving you hear it all the time? or is it you only hear it when you hit the brakes? or when you hit a bump or when?? I have a squeak coming from my rear end too, but mine only happens when i hit a bump and its because i got a bad strut rod bushing.

kcizzle

#7

Try this link:
http://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=45402

root

#8

I have had this problem too. Every now and then, at low speeds, I hear this squeaking when I leave on the gas and coast. I suspect the wheel bearing as well, but time will tell when I do coils and struts. I'll check it sometime if you'd like. I don't claim to know all, but I know enough to diagnose right more often than not.

95CelicaST

#9

Ive got a squealing type of noise that seems to amplify when I am on the gas, and less while coasting. Its like it gets louder as the RPM's increase, but it doesn't make much noise while going over bumps. I suspect its a wheel bearing more money that isn't going to mods.

This post has been edited by 95CelicaST: Jun 19, 2007 - 10:48 AM

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LewFX

#10

I for once dont believe thats the bearing, perhaps an axle

95CelicaST

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I for once dont believe thats the bearing, perhaps an axle

I will add that it is coming from the rear passenger side.

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LewFX

#12

ahhh, that would help, if you need a rear bearing without abs, let me know i have one

95CelicaST

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ahhh, that would help, if you need a rear bearing without abs, let me know i have one

depending. I'm going to have my mech. look at it and if he says its the wheel bearing then I will come knocking.

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DeW_H0e_GT

#14

other from what u guys said...wanna check teh dust shields to see if its bumping on the rotor....

dennischan0919

#15

should also check the rear tierod and control arm bushings, spray some silicone onto the bushings (one at a time), and take it for a ride, if noise goes away, bingo!

should also check the rear tierod and control arm bushings, spray some silicone onto the bushings (one at a time), and take it for a ride, if noise goes away, bingo!