rwheelz

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Mine is not the brake shields. I have replaced every rubber bushing in the car now except the motor/trans mounts and those will be in next week. Still clicks the first time I sit down in it when cold!

KeyKeeper

I think you fellas are chasing your tail. Does it do it if the car is parked on a decline/incline? If not, then I wouldnt be surprised if its nothing more than the parking paw in the transmission going full lock when you sit down. its common for the drive shaft to rotate a very small amount when you sit in the car. If the paw isnt fully engaged into the lock collar inside the trans, it seats fully when the rotation occurs. Before you get in the car, try pushing the car forward/reverse and see if it makes the same noise. I may be wrong, but my GS used to do this till I moved and now park on an incline. Just my .02c

Mcon

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Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy. That happen to my for 3 months may my crazy the sound. But I fix the problem believe me with $3.00. With brake grease. YESSSSSSSSSSSS with brake grease. Is your pins on your front calipers. Both pigs. Need new grease and maybe a new pins grease coves. Try that and let me know. Advance have for $1.50 each small pack and the small pack is purple color. The way that I found out that was when I pup my hand on the calipers and try to moves the calipers and the very small sound show up. I take the calipers pins out and was dry and the grease that was left came out like powder ( DRY, DRY, DRY) The job is like 20 minutes to do and I know you can do by your self and you can see later that the sound problem goes away. If you want to buy a few more pack of brake grease and go safe because recently the passenger side caliper started again with the sound and I put more grease and the sound go away. Try that please and let me know.

rwheelz

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Although it is highly likely that we are all reporting similar, but different, clicks, mine is definitely not coming from the brakes. After laying on the ground I have confirmed it is coming from the center of the car underneath. You only get one shot to check it each time the car is cold and the ground is suitable, but with two people, you can hear that it seems to come from the transmission or driveshaft.