Hello fellow jeepers,

I have a problem I cant figure out. When I'm driving and stopping I hear a poping noise coming from the rear left tire. The noise is connected to the brakes somehow it only makes it when i'm slowing down and its proportionate to the rotation of the tire hence it starts quick and as the car slows down the poping noise slows down and stops when the car stops.

Its almost obious that it would be the drum brake but i took it appart and I see nothing loose or worn out.


Any ideas?

 

Are you sure it's connected to the brakes and not a rock stuck in the tread of your tire?

 

A pirate walk's in a bar with a steering wheel in his pant's,sit's down to order a drink.Bar tender say's why the hell do you have a steering wheel in your pant's.
Pirate say's ahhrrrrrr it's driven me nut's.

could'nt resist.

 

LOL ^^^ I'll have to remember that one.

No the noise is not a tire since it only makes the noise when i press on the brakes and when i'm slowing down. It doesnt make sense... its like a rock on the brakes only at slow speeds, but I checked the brakes and didnt see anything. I'm starting to think its the rear differential. Could it make a that noise when there is no load on the rear diff? and hence the slowing down on the brakes?

 

i got the same issue, anytime im slowing down and making a right turn my sumwhere on the back right makes this godawful noise, and i got this other popping in the front right too. from wut i understand most jeeps do this, but i new to jeepland so wut do i kno. (m)

 

I have that front poping noise too when i make slow turns but the rear poping noise concerns me more. I'm going to try and change the rear differential oil and see if that fixes it, only other thing would be to re do the entire rear brake system (pads springs)

 

"its a jeep, its supposed to make that noise"
i have the same problems but when i heard that qoute from someone it all made sense

 

I'm just now following up all my threads..... after several years lol figure I'd save someone else the trouble I had. Found the solution.

And it was..... loose drum brake shoe!

 

*applauds*

 

I appreciate the follow-up! Did you replace the hardware? How did you resolve the loose shoe?

 

Get rid of the rear brakes. They only do 30% of the stopping anyway. Unless they are wet, then they do about 1%.

 

I wanna do the disc upgrade, but don't have the $$$ have to settle with new shoes

 

Actually, I was just kidding on my above post. Kind of.

 

Lol they just lock up your rear tires anyway hahahaahahaaa

 

Replaced all the springs and stuff