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brooklyn forester

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  1. BTW... I don't know if it makes a difference, but it's a 5 speed. steve
  2. Thanks for the replies. The noise doesn't change while turning either way. I took my father in law for a ride, and he thinks it is my brakes. Could rear brakes make noise when not stepping on the brake pedal? steve
  3. Hi, First, let me say hello to everyone, as I'm new here. I have a 98 Forester that I purchased new. Recently, I notice a noise from the rear right wheel (at least it sounds like that's where it originates). as I mentioned in the title, it's a grinding or whirring type noise. hard to describe. I live in NYC, and only have 38000 miles on it, but they're tough miles on mean streets. Any thoughts? bearings? i gotta find a mechanic, but i'd like to go there with some idea of what the problem is. at least appear to know what I'm talking about. I love my car, and this is the first problem i've had in 8 years. thanks steve

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