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Why do rear wheels on 2002 Buick Rendezvous make moaning noise when turning tight corners?
RobMac
the versatrak system or your wheel bearings
>> I had this problem (actually still do to some degree).
You need to add a special GM additive to the differential (sorry, don't have the details, but the dealership should know or possibly GMpartsdirect.com).
Then drive in circles (one direction then another) for 5-10 minutes (I'm not kidding).
The noise has (almost) completely gone away now and before you could hear it from across the parking lot when turning into a parking spot (embarrassing).
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