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Car Forum / Subaru Cars / June 2004

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99 OBW - Front End Question

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Phil - 13 Jun 2004 04:40 GMT
Hello,

I am hearing what sounds like a screeching or scrapping from the front end
of the car .sounds like driver side wheel. The pitch of the noise changes
based on speed. I also hear creeking or scraping like sounds coming from the
same area when turning. I dont know if the Subaru has CV joints or Universal
joints or if the rotor could be warped . .I know there is power steering
fluid and all the belts are fine . .it isn't a belt noise. Can someone offer
me some advice on tracking down what the problem may be? 136k miles on a
1999 OBW.

Thanks for your time.

Phil
Edward Hayes - 13 Jun 2004 17:29 GMT
Could it be the brake warning noise makers?? There is a small metal piece
that scrapes the rotor when the pads need replacing. ed
> Hello,
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> Phil
X-Eliminator - 13 Jun 2004 20:08 GMT
That's what I was thinking, except he didn't say that it occurs when
he steps on the brake.

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>Could it be the brake warning noise makers?? There is a small metal piece
>that scrapes the rotor when the pads need replacing. ed
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>> Phil
Phil - 14 Jun 2004 05:16 GMT
thanks for the reply . .don't think it is brakes as the sound occurs with no
brakes applied . .a screeching, whinning . .hard to explain.

phil

> That's what I was thinking, except he didn't say that it occurs when
> he steps on the brake.
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> >> Phil
Losiho - 14 Jun 2004 05:07 GMT
> thanks for the reply . .don't think it is brakes as the sound occurs with no
> brakes applied . .a screeching, whinning . .hard to explain.
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> > >> based on speed.

Hard to diagnose without seeing it, but you can check wheel bearings as
well.
name - 14 Jun 2004 12:56 GMT
> thanks for the reply . .don't think it is brakes as the sound occurs with no
> brakes applied . .a screeching, whinning . .hard to explain.

The brake warning indicators should make noise even when the brakes are
NOT applied.   check em and be sure
Phil - 14 Jun 2004 05:15 GMT
thanks for the reply . .I don't believe it is the brakes . .hard to explain
. .I am thinking CV but hoping someone here has had experiences like what I
am trying to explain.

phil

> Could it be the brake warning noise makers?? There is a small metal piece
> that scrapes the rotor when the pads need replacing. ed
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> > Phil
Carl 1 Lucky Texan - 15 Jun 2004 01:02 GMT
I had a vehicle once that started making a very loud screeching noise,
turned out to be a pebble stuck behind the rotor shield.

Carl
1 Lucky Texan

> thanks for the reply . .I don't believe it is the brakes . .hard to explain
> . .I am thinking CV but hoping someone here has had experiences like what I
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