MillaTyme

They are Stoptech rotors just fyi. I'm waiting on some tools to get delivered then I'll get down to business. I'll take the rotor off and check that out, thanks!

MillaTyme

Went out and took a video this morning. I'm really thinking it might be the wheel bearing or hub after hearing about the Rear Axle Nut TSB.
I don't know how to embed videos so if it doesn't work here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oE7n...PNXQNezyNRtqeg

[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oE7nZUk0md4&list=UU8i2euPOqPNXQNezyNRtqeg[/media]

edit: well that didn't work. Here's the Rear Axle Nut TSB: https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/929...#entry21418508

flanders

I had the same kind of noise from my rear before and it was driving me nuts.
It was just the spring pad that got loose and was scraping on top of the rotor, maybe not your problem but easy to check.
It's #12 in the picture


Btw if you want to embed youtube clips just post the link without the s in the https://

MillaTyme

Good news! I fixed it! turns out my left rear axle nut was at something like 140ft/lbs so We took it off and cranked it to 250ft/lbs and the squeak is gone!! so happy and grateful for everyone's help.

Everyone make sure to do the Axle Nut TSB

Flanders I thought it was the clips too but they weren't making contact with the rotor but thank you anyways!

hai1206vn

250ftlb is not enough. You need to get over 400 with a cheater pipe.

See these

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/923...-axle-nut-tsb/

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/929...e-nut-tsb-diy/

chi.ted

Make sure you oiled the mating surface of the axle nut when you torqued it. Not the threaded part, but the face of the nut that comes in contact with the hub. This is very important. If you are using a torque wrench smaller than 3/4", I would torque to 180ft/lbs and then rotate 60 degrees additional, manually. Most 1/2" torque wrenches aren't going to be accurate when you get that high in torque range.