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Noise from rear wheels???

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myself and when I eventually got the stone out, it was the stone that had worn away - disc unmarked.

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myself and when I eventually got the stone out, it was the stone that had worn away - disc unmarked.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Wondering if anyone could help me out? Went for a long and "spirited" drive yesterday, really put the car through it's paces in mid Wales - great day out. After about an hour of particularly hard driving we stopped for lunch. When I got back in the car I pulled away with the window down and heard a noise from the back of the car that was in time with the wheels turning - kind of like when you get something caught in your wheel. This is exactly what I assumed it was as the noise increased in frequency as the wheels rotated more quickly. It has a metallic light scraping sound to it and seems to be coming from the rear of the car - not just one partiular rear wheel though? I ignored it all the way home and the car seemed fine yet this morning it is still there? Now the cars got a full warranty so I'm not too worried but wondered if anyone has any ideas before I call my OPC. Thanks all

POST 2Original post

Grit stuck between pad and disk, or a wheel bearing perhaps?

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Sounds like it. Going forwards and backwards a few times might clear it.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

No, the noise isn't like worn out pads, more like something is catching slightly on every revolution. Drove to work this morning through what was tantamount to a monsoon and the noise now seems to have dissapated quite a bit. Maybe the water has flushed whatever it was partially out??

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Possibly a stone caught between the disc and the inner metal lining. Had the same prob. myself and when I eventually got the stone out, it was the stone that had worn away - disc unmarked. Sometimes the noise is exacerbated by going around corners, depending on which side of the car has the problem.

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