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ok. i just bought this stivo right... its got like 300k's on the clock right now. yesterday afternoon, i was parked at a coles carpark. when i drove away, i heard this screeching like metal on metal coming from the rear end. i asked my mate to get out of the car and listen where it was coming from. we realised it was coming from the back left wheel. by this stage, the noise was getting louder and louder. i drove around the carpark a bit, because it thought it might have been something stuck. inside the car, i had to close my ears when i drove it, the noise was that loud. i stopped the car and jacked it up. looked under the car for a bit, messed around with the wheel, took it off, looked at the brakes, everything was fine....

i put the car back down on the ground, and went to drive home. this time, when i drove off..........

there was no noise. and there hasnt been since...

end of weird story.... WTF?!?!?!?!?!!?

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u need to bring it to the next meet and let me thrash it :lol:

thats wat your corolla is yerning for :rolleyes:

mayb ur car is yearning for new rims

kidding who knows, get it checked out again just in case.

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Its not really a problem. Its just that when I fitted my coilover, I forgot to undo the front wheels nuts when it was already jacked up. So I have to step on the brake so the wheel don't move then my friend can undo the nuts. When I drove the car, it made that loud screeching noise, sounded like brake pad is gone, but then it gradually go louder and finally gone. I dunno what really causes it. Could be the stepping on the brake? Dunno. It's gone so it doesn't bother me no longer. It was on the left front though (sounded like it coming from there)

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Hey, its a new car man, what ever the problem is, just bring it back to toyota and abuse them. It might be the breaks being a little sticky?

As for rims. You know you want the chrome :D

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LOL why go white rims for =D

dont copy mike and tony

go titanium... black has to be sleek... get work rims like obsessionz

white rims r kool man

join the team

anyway check your rear brakes

get toyota to do that

its not ur problem its theirs

i had a screeching noise but mine was at the front

brake pads were all worn out lol

but yours shouldnt be the pads, they should be new

when do u hear the noise? when the vehicle is moving?

or when u start to brake?

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I've similiar problem as well, which only happen in cold run, what i mean is, leave the car for a long period, overlight maybe, start the car, idle for 2min. then roll the car(1st gear) without peddle the gas. After 5min. run, the noise would gone, is also came from somewhere in the back.

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