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    850 t5 rear wheel noise

    Anyone got any idea what this noise could be? Its a 850 t5 and its the rear passenger side. I reckon it could be the hub or could it be the handbrake?

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    Sounds like the handbrake or maybe rear pads to me.




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    cheers mate I hope it is lol

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    sounds like handbrake shoes to me ,

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    The handbrake shoes do de laminate and break up after a while, may have a piece of the shoe that's come away.
    Old Car: 855 T5 in Grey and rust (dead and gone, well, most of it !
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