Metallic noise from front end/brakes
Symptom: Metallic noise from front end/brakes. The noise can be misinterpreted as a faulty/damaged wheel bearing.
The noise occurs during slow driving, when turning the steering wheel and, in some cases, when the brakes are applied lightly.
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Metallic noise from front end/brakes
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Conditions
15”, 16” or 16"+ brake system.
Fault symptom
Metallic noise from front end/brakes. The noise can be misinterpreted as a faulty/damaged wheel bearing.
The noise occurs during slow driving, when turning the steering wheel and, in some cases, when the brakes are applied lightly.
Cause:
The brake anchor plate moves and scrapes against the steering swivel member.
1.
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Slacken the wheel hub bolts (A).
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2.
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Carefully use a rubber mallet to tap the top of the brake anchor plate (B) until it is in its bottom position.
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3.
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Tighten the wheel hub bolts.
Tightening torque 90 Nm +45° (66 lbf ft +45°)
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