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Old 09-06-2010, 05:13 PM   #1
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Smile Loud Clicking/Ticking Rear Left Wheel IRS

Hey fellas, did the routine search with no results. I have a loud ticking/clicking noise coming from the rear left wheel. I replaced disks, pads, handbrake shoes and every little screw and bracket in the handbrake mechanism (bought the PBR rebuild kit) But the infamous noise is still there.

Doesn't make a difference whether driving straight hard right or hard left. I had looked at the brake dust protector to see if it's bent and no go all seems A OK. In my experience wheel bearings are clunking or metal on metal noise. Car is AU II Ghia IRS. Any help or advice will be really appreciated at this point.

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