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I noticed today that when the car is moving there is a squealing noise from the rear driver's side wheel. I am assuming its related to the brake but I can't be sure. Is there a good way to troubleshoot this problem? I had the pads replaced less than 5K miles ago. It doesn't matter if I am braking or accellerating its a constant sound that gets louder the faster the car is moving. Thanks for the help. Jonathan
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I purchased a used · 2002 Boxster S · 6 speed Manual · US Spec Car about a year ago. I have noticed that when I am stopped at a light sometimes I get a vibration from the engine. I don't notice any major change in the engine RPM's. I am fairly new to DIY auto projects. I was considering trying to clean the MAF. I do not have any CEL's. I have searched other threads on here but still am not sure they are talking about the same problem I have. I really only notice the vibration at this point when I am stopped at traffic lights. Any idea why I might get these vibrations or kicking type feeling? Thanks in advance for your help. JH