I have a 2009 cx-9 AWD touring.
When using light brake pedal there is an on/off/on/off scraping sound coming from the front passenger side wheel area.
It is not a constant scaping, it appears to happen once per rotation of some part(on/off/on/off), and sometimes does not happen at all.
The tempo of the noise is tied to vehicle speed. The tempo decreases with vehicle speed.
It occurs with light braking from 40mph and under. If moderate to heavy brake is applied the noise stops.
The car is pointing straight ahead, happens on smooth roads, and no jerking or vibrations are felt. The only sypmtom is the noise.
I pulled the brakes apart and nothing was rubbing or scraping. The cv boots are good and I could not detect any free play.
The strange thing was after it was back together the noise stopped for a couple weeks, but then came back.
It has been happening for 3-4 months and is getting louder. It does not happen in reverse.
I am worried, could this be the AWD? I only have 500 miles of warranty left.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
When using light brake pedal there is an on/off/on/off scraping sound coming from the front passenger side wheel area.
It is not a constant scaping, it appears to happen once per rotation of some part(on/off/on/off), and sometimes does not happen at all.
The tempo of the noise is tied to vehicle speed. The tempo decreases with vehicle speed.
It occurs with light braking from 40mph and under. If moderate to heavy brake is applied the noise stops.
The car is pointing straight ahead, happens on smooth roads, and no jerking or vibrations are felt. The only sypmtom is the noise.
I pulled the brakes apart and nothing was rubbing or scraping. The cv boots are good and I could not detect any free play.
The strange thing was after it was back together the noise stopped for a couple weeks, but then came back.
It has been happening for 3-4 months and is getting louder. It does not happen in reverse.
I am worried, could this be the AWD? I only have 500 miles of warranty left.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!