Subject	Grinding noise in rear end caused by sand?
Posted by	scott1ct on March 25, 2008 at 6:11 PM
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Message	I had someone driving my car and after we drove through my neighborhood still covered with sand and rocks from the winter, the car developed a grinding, like sandpaper noise coming from the rear that was speed sensitive. It went away on turns and under hard breaking but came back when letting off or going straight. After I parked the car and put it in reverse and went a few feet, it just went away and hasn't come back. Could something have been kicked into the pad or rotor or something and worked itself out when reversing? This is something completely strange and wonder if anyone had any possible reasons or experience with a grinding that went on for about a mile but then went away? Debri/Rock/Hicas problem...Any theories? thanks scott And if dave N is listening, I still hate you for moving away and leaving me mechanic-less.
Follow Ups	Grinding noise in rear end caused by sand? - scott1ct 18:11:08 03/25/08 Sorry - I can't hear your complaint over the clinking of - Dave N 18:18:23 03/25/08 One more thing: A rock could have gotten trapped between - Dave N 18:29:18 03/25/08 Had this happen to me...... (n/m) - Unluky (MO) 19:51:10 03/25/08 Thanks. If only I could kick a rock 3k miles. - scott1ct 20:56:42 03/25/08
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