Loud squealing noise ONLY when on reverse?
Loud squealing noise ONLY when on reverse?
I can't be the only person who has experienced this with the coupe.
whenever I move in reverse, it makes a loud squealing noise. It een louder when I'm on a hill or after it rains. Happens a lot usually kn the begining, thought after reversing for some time the squealing noise does subside a bit.
I did a lot lf research with the general consensus being that it happens to most of the g37 coupes.
Has anyone experienced this? and has anyone found a solution? there has GOT to be a solution to this some how!!
Thanks in advance
whenever I move in reverse, it makes a loud squealing noise. It een louder when I'm on a hill or after it rains. Happens a lot usually kn the begining, thought after reversing for some time the squealing noise does subside a bit.
I did a lot lf research with the general consensus being that it happens to most of the g37 coupes.
Has anyone experienced this? and has anyone found a solution? there has GOT to be a solution to this some how!!
Thanks in advance
My did something similar but moving in the forward direction. I checked the brakes, the wheels and etc. What made my 2012 G37xS coupe squeal was the drum brakes (e-brake). I ended up having to adjust it so that it doesn't rub. Since then, my coup has been squeal free.
I hope this helps.
I hope this helps.
Thanks for the response fellas.
I've tried the grease on the breaks, and I even installed brand new brakes. Still the same problem.
To the poster above, the ebrake situation sounds quite interesting. Can I ask how you found that to be the problem? And would I have to take it to the shop to ask the worker to see the ebrake? Or is it something I can do on my own?
Lets pray this is the cause of it!
I've tried the grease on the breaks, and I even installed brand new brakes. Still the same problem.
To the poster above, the ebrake situation sounds quite interesting. Can I ask how you found that to be the problem? And would I have to take it to the shop to ask the worker to see the ebrake? Or is it something I can do on my own?
Lets pray this is the cause of it!







A friend of mine used grease but it came back eventually. Still worth a shot