Questions & Answers for: bad grind noise rear end

Subaru Outback; when I brake hard, there is a sound - almost a grinding sound - that comes from the front of the car. I had the brakes checked, and the front were ok, and I had the rear pads replaced.

...noise. the rear wheels shake . i know its not the cvs it does it most with no power applied. i think its the rear end or trans. case. i have seen other bloggers talk about the same problem, but no ...

...2004 or older, you are in luck. Accessing your brake light bulbs is simple. Open your rear hatch (or trunk if your Outback is a sedan) and locate the access panels in the corner of your cargo area. ...

...subaru outback wagon has grinding when shifting in to reverse, 1st and 3rd gear. Do I need some tranny oil? What do your experts think? the car has 102,500 miles. I hope its not the clutch! Thanks! ...

...subaru outback has a grinding front brake sound at low speed braking. It goes away temporarily if I flush the rotor/pad with high pressure water. New brake pads did not solve this irritating noise ...

2004 subaru outback shifts hard. Feels like you are getting rear ended. the clutch slave/ master cylinder needs to be changed

...subaru outback limited is making a grinding metal on metal noise when I accelerate. It isn't constant. Could this be connected to leaking head gasket? could be the waterpump bearing you hear as ...

...noise Is your 2003 Subaru Outback automatic or manual transmission? If it is automatic, then your transmission sounds like it's malfunctioning into the reverse gear as it is not aligning properly. If ...

...noise front wheel subaru outback Look for brake pads grinding the brake rotor. It could be the "screamer" which is a small metal part that contacts the brake rotor telling you the pads are worn. ...

...sliding and fishtailing in the rear Even with the VDC light on it shouldn't fishtail. Unless you have a lead foot or the tires are bald. Best to have the codes read. Could just be a bad wheel