At low speeds, I'm hearing a clinking type sound coming from the rear right wheel. It usually happens when turning. The Chilton manual is a lot of help, for troubleshooting it recommends "inspecting the tire for debris", yeah whatever, this is a mechanical noise.

On visual inspection, everything looks tight and connected. Lug nuts are tight. Bad bearing possibly?

Guess off the top of my head is bearing.

-Jason.

I was about to say the lugs arent tight but maybe the drums? While driving, pull the ebrake a little to see if the clinking stops.

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Mine does the exact same thing! I'm pretty sure that it's the drum cause it'll do it if I lightly pull the ebrake too. It'll go away and come back every now and then. I pretend like it's not there.[sm=grinangel.gif]

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if you speed up or slow down, does the noise speed up or slow down? like something's hitting something as the wheel spins?

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If the bearings were worn, then the sound would come at like 30mph+.

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I drove with the ebrake slightly engaged, and the sound got worse. The sound is slowly getting worse over time too.

I only hear it at the lowest speeds, and especially when turning. The sound goes away completely at 20+ MPH

because you're not applying the brakes. I dont think its the turn's fault that you hear the noise, its the brakes being applied through that turn. I could VERY well be wrong tho.

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It happens turning on/off ramps with no brakes being applied, and cruising through a parking lot with no brakes applied.