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Old March 12th 05, 07:55 PM
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Hi,
2001 Jetta, GLS, automatic, 2.0l. 87,000 miles.
When coming to a moderate braking, there is a noise similar to the
"wheel of fortune" wheel. It occurs at about from 35 mph down to 5 mph
as I'm braking. If I brake gently, there is no noise.

The noise appears to come from the left front but that can be
misleading.
The speedometer glides smoothly to zero, with no jerking, etc.

Brakes and rotors are in good shape.

Left front wheel bearings replaced at 49,000 miles.
If anyone can offer a suggestion to look at I'd appreciate it.
Thanks,
Dermott

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Old March 12th 05, 08:16 PM
Lee
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check motor/tranny mounts.

-Lee

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> Hi,
> 2001 Jetta, GLS, automatic, 2.0l. 87,000 miles.
> When coming to a moderate braking, there is a noise similar to the
> "wheel of fortune" wheel. It occurs at about from 35 mph down to 5 mph
> as I'm braking. If I brake gently, there is no noise.
>
> The noise appears to come from the left front but that can be
> misleading.
> The speedometer glides smoothly to zero, with no jerking, etc.
>
> Brakes and rotors are in good shape.
>
> Left front wheel bearings replaced at 49,000 miles.
> If anyone can offer a suggestion to look at I'd appreciate it.
> Thanks,
> Dermott
>



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Old March 13th 05, 09:20 PM
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The "wheel of fortune" ticking sound is still showing up as I brake
from mid 30's to about 5 mph. I have to brake moderate to hard to get
the noise, it donesn't happen when the braking is gentle.

Definately coming from the left front.

I have physically looked at the motor/transmission mounts and they look
okay. But I'll admit I really don't know what I was looking for.
Any other suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
Dermott

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Old March 15th 05, 05:30 AM
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Could be a CV joint, or even a loose caliper.
Are you sure there's not a rock stuck in the tread? :^p~ Paul
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Old March 15th 05, 05:50 PM
Peter Parker
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In article .com>,
> wrote:
>The "wheel of fortune" ticking sound is still showing up as I brake
>from mid 30's to about 5 mph. I have to brake moderate to hard to get
>the noise, it donesn't happen when the braking is gentle.
>
>Definately coming from the left front.


Maybe you are not driving a VW. Who knows, we are not mind readers...


>
>I have physically looked at the motor/transmission mounts and they look
>okay. But I'll admit I really don't know what I was looking for.
>Any other suggestions?
>Thanks in advance,
>Dermott
>



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