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Report: Grinding Noise From Rear Disc Brakes Due to Corrosion of the Caliper Bracket

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Model Year Affected: 2002

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On certain models with rear disc brakes, a grinding noise can be caused by corrosion between the rear brake caliper bracket and the brake pad retainers. Cleaning and lubricating the caliper bracket and pad retainers should correct this concern.

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