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Old 24 April 2007, 10:09 AM
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getting a noise from the drivers side rear end. nothing to loud more of a dry running sound it is hard to pick up but once you hear it thats it thats all you can hear ,not bearings not brakes had these checked could it be dccd i have had no dealings with this so it is a new thing to me any help would be great.

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Old 24 April 2007, 11:30 AM
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Hi Phill, fancy meeting you here. I had a sort of singing woowoowoo noise a bit like you describe and it was indeed the rear n/s wheel bearing. Dealer fobbed me off with its tyre noise until the warranty ran out. Scoobyclinic got stethoscope out diagnosed wheel bearing and fixed it for me. Only thing is your car is brand new, so you have to persuade a dealer (please don't go to J*****s).

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how do diccy,subaru sent a guy out yesterday he had it up on jacks took him a good few mins to tune into the noice but he reckons not the the wheel bearing its going on ramps today. i hear what your saying about jordans but warrenty work my hands are tied by the firm i contract hire off.if i am not happy with todays answers though scooby clinic maybe the next thing.
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You'd have to pay for repair at SC as they aren't a Franchise garage. I'm sure they'd pop it on their ramp and tell you whats wrong as a courtesy, don't know if you've been there before but they're really great guys. I'm going down there at end of May with Rill for his remap, they did a 2.5STi last week and got 350/380.
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only ever heard good things about them never been down,are those figures for a re-map alone without any mods and did it have ppp,would be very keen, although i recon there may be a warrenty issue. i think if nothing is found today i will pay out of my own pocket and claim it back .
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You'll need advice on finding SC if you've never been there before. It is truly in the middle of nowhere, they do a map on their website.

Remap 2.5STi figs are for Sport cat/decat, SC middle and rear exhaust, and of course the mandatory fuel pump.
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