No references to this vehicle-Have you checked your wheel bearings?

Answered by rasmataz
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No but the noise goes away as soon as I apply the brakes. Even if still moving. It's a front wheel drive and it's defiantly coming from the back. With my foot on the gas I press the emergency brake and the noise stops.

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Do this: Raise the wheel at least an inch off the ground, then hold the top and bottom of the tire and move it backwards and forwards. If the rear wheels have bad bearings, the wheels will have a lot of give or movement when you move them.

Answered by rasmataz
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No movement and tires spin free with no drag or noise when up on jacks.

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VW Routan = Dodge Grand Caravan and Chrysler Town & Country (2008>)

Now you can look-up info on Mitchell.

Thomas

Answered by exovcds
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Have the brake rotors miked-out if it needs resurfacing

Answered by rasmataz
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The rear rotors were replaced less than a year ago. They looked fine when i took the pads off.

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They look good and shiny from the eyeball but a micrometer will tell if its any good-Check for out of roundness and parallelism-Try spraying it with brake kleen and see what happens

Answered by rasmataz
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