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rear end noise

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YOUR RESEARCHrear end noise

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Check fluid level

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Check the fluid level.
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Use brakes/e-brake

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Use the brakes/e-brake on and off when coasting.
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Check the fluid level.
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Use brakes/e-brake

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Use the brakes/e-brake on and off when coasting.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

when coasting to a stop, (2000 996 ) in or out of gear i get a distinctive noise from rear that slows or speeds up as wheel speed changes.....it's not a very mechanical sound, rather like a flat spotted tire or something......I can't hear it when going above 20 miles an hour, probably due to increased wheel speed and engine noise...any ideas would be helpful

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Check the fluid level. Find a parking lot, drive both directions in a circle, coasting, see if you can isolate noise one side or the other. That might indicate a wheel bearing. Use the brakes/e-brake on and off when coasting. Might also be a brake issue

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If the tread is causing the noise you should be able to feel the tread flaw with your hand.

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