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teggen · 12-03-03, 03:36 AM

i hear a noise coming from the drivers side wheel of my 93 integra. it sounds like the aluminum plate behind the rotor is rubbing on the wheel. i can hear it when once i reach 20-25 mph. once i hit 50+, the rubbing noise is much faster. i replaced my cv boots and the noise is still there. could it be the bearings or that aluminum plate? (the plate is a little bent out of shape). please help!!!

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1995 B16A · 01-09-04, 12:18 AM

Did you look to see if there is a rock or something stuck behind the dust sheild?? (the plate) Just hit it a few times lightly with a hammer, see if something pops out.... Are your brakes goin bad????????????? check the warning tab on the pads...

forzracer · 01-14-04, 07:33 PM

There is a steel plate behind your brake roter. ITs thin maybe 1/16'' I'm willing to bet when you changed your brakes or cv boot, or maybe even just rotated your tiers you bent the plate in. Its just a heat deflecter. Take a screw driver and pry it inbetween your roter and the heat deflecter tobend ther deflecter away from your roter. Just be careful not to score your roter.

01-09-04, 12:18 AM	#2
1995 B16A Registered User Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 67	Did you look to see if there is a rock or something stuck behind the dust sheild?? (the plate) Just hit it a few times lightly with a hammer, see if something pops out.... Are your brakes goin bad????????????? check the warning tab on the pads... __________________ David Neu neud@pluto.dsu.edu

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01-14-04, 07:33 PM	#3
forzracer Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Stafford Ct Posts: 7	There is a steel plate behind your brake roter. ITs thin maybe 1/16'' I'm willing to bet when you changed your brakes or cv boot, or maybe even just rotated your tiers you bent the plate in. Its just a heat deflecter. Take a screw driver and pry it inbetween your roter and the heat deflecter tobend ther deflecter away from your roter. Just be careful not to score your roter.