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What is wrong when a 1994 Tracker makes a squealing squeaking noise when backing up and the brakes are not being applied?
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∙ 12y ago
The Problem that happened to me was a broken spring in side the rear Drum. It would only rub the drum when in reverse so that is the only time i heard the squealing.
That would sound like the problem to me. It happened on my 2000 Saturn when the emergency cable rusted and the drum was rubbing, but the only time you would hear it was in reverse. I hope that's all it is and not a bearing or something big. Good luck.
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What would cause a squeaking or squealing noise when backing up or making a sharp turn?
metal, right? Sounds like metal, yes.
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Could be brakes or if rear wheel drive could be a "U" joint going bad
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Most likely the brakes. Try to get someone to stand outside the car when backing up to try to localize it. Had this happen on a Toyota. Next brake job got hardware and pads replaced. No more squeal.
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