Hi, While driving over occasional bumps in the road (not all) it
causes my right rear tire to make a noise which is hard to explain.(kind
of like something is loose but its a metal rattling noise sort of). Now i
am not sure as to what would cause this. Some suggestions i have could be
the weather(constant change from cold to hot) due to the fact several
people looked at it and found nothing or it could be some kind of bushing
or rotor problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot

How about exhaust components?

Professor
www.telstar-electronics.com

what do u mean by exhaust components?

i assume he means loose exhaust joints, brackets, hangers etc...

"ironlung" <saviorzday00@(remove)aol.com> wrote

well it is coming from the tire as the tire goes up and down real fast from
a bump. But it was humid all day today and i have not heard it thats why i
assumed if it from the constant change from cold weather to hot?

my 94 pathfinder has a similar noise coming from what sounds like the right
rear tire but ended up being the rear tire carrier, a couple bolts are
stripped so the carrier isnt fully snug against the vehicle and seems to
only make noise on hot dry days, point is, lots of different things can be
the soursce of the noise

"ironlung" <saviorzday00@(remove)aol.com> wrote