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Nissan Altima: altima scrapping noise at wheel

  1. #1
    suren
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    altima scrapping noise at wheel

    97 altima with automatic transmission.

    I made a mistake on trying pull the rotor out using gear
    puller out while ball joint was not dislodged from knucle.
    At the end I realized that caliper's two bolts to
    the knucle made half of the rotor out of wheel
    studs while on the caliper side rotor was
    stuck to the hub. I immediately remove caliper
    bolts and hang it to the strut coil.

    Then I removed the rotor and gave up pushing axle thru
    hub. I disengae the ball joint and axle came out of hub
    very easily. What a mistake. Any way I installed
    the new drive shaft.

    I had the trouble installing the wheel nuts
    because they might have damaged while rotor
    was under tension. But I finally tightened all
    wheel nuts.

    During road test, I heard the scarping noise
    in drive or reverse or making any turns.

    I put the car on jack stands on each front side.
    Engine running in dirve without gas pedal
    pressed at about 1000rpm (I was out looking
    at passenger side wheel), scraping noise came out
    wheel straight or tunned at any direction.

    I need your suggestion on what might be causing
    scraping noise. The noise loud Any tips
    on locating exact source of trouble.


  2. #2
    John
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    Re: altima scrapping noise at wheel

    Check to see if the Backing plate is touching the rotor.

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  3. #3
    woodbruno
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    Re: altima scrapping noise at wheel

    OMG my altima has done this for a few years and no one (dealership
    included) can fiqure it out! what is that????


  4. #4
    suren
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    Re: altima scrapping noise at wheel


    Jack up the car, in neutral gear, turn wheel manual
    and see where the scrapping noise is coming from.
    I removed the wheel bent the thin metal shield to
    fix the noise.


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