SoCal Jet Boats
Discussion => The No Wake Zone => Topic started by: GottaJet on August 07, 2013, 10:24:02 PM
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I just got back from a river trip and now my 04 Silvy has a whining squealing noise from the right rear wheel. It intermittently matches the wheel rotation and seems to not be a brake issue. As I said I was at the river so it was submerged several times. Is there something I need to relube maybe parking brake bearing? Any help or suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Or u got a small rock in their. I've had it happen many times.
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I just got home so ill pull the wheel in the morning definitely will look for that. Thanks
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tell your wife to be quiet :P
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If it 2wd its the uni bearing hub thing. Replace it now. My was squealing for a month or so and one day almost fell off haha.
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It could be the brake dust inside the rotor from parking break. The sealed bearings are up front. Might need to replace rear pads
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03 and newer have drums in the rear.
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Hmm my 04' has rear disc. And drum parking brake.
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03 and newer have drums in the rear.
Its 05 and newer have drums
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My 04, 07, 09 and 11 all had rear disc with the internal drum. What size we talking about? 1500 or 2500. If you have rear disc make sure the caliper slides freely, could of got some sand or what ever causing the caliper to hang up when the brakes are released.
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It's an 04 1500 rear disc and I checked for debris sprayed the whole thing down with brake cleaner. I'm hearing that the little drum set up for the parking brake is a pretty common issue so that's what I'll check next thanks guys.
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The whining noise is usually Brad or someone's ol lady .....
BOOM!
No problems ... just solutions .
You're welcome.
-beerjet-
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As far as I know there is no fix for the whining ol'lady.
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As far as I know there is no fix for the whining ol'lady.
Wanna Bet? >:D >:D >:D
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Hmm my 04' has rear disc. And drum parking brake.
X2 on that
i have 04 2500hd and I have 4 wheel disc
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Problem solved.... Turned out it was the e-brake shoes were separating and rattling around. Thanks Guys!!