Squeak squeak..I did search, no help.
 

I have a squeak coming from the rear of the car. It is consistent with wheel speed, not engine speed. It only occurs under non-load conditions. When I push in the clutch or slow down it starts, It goes away under load. I just put the engine back in the car. New clutch, flywheel machined, new CV joints with schnoor washers, new pads and rotors. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

Parking brake shoes sticking?

I'll check, thanks.

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Wayne may be on to something. However, I can't picture where load would make brake shoes be quiet.

There are only a handful of parts that spin at wheel RPM.

Even if CV joints were bolted down in a "wonky" manner, there should be plenty of fresh grease to stifle a squeak. However, this is my best guess as to the culprit.

Let's say you bent the backing plate on the brakes. That is a scraping sound if rubbing on rotor. Not a squeak.

Only squeak I ever heard out of the rear end was the right side wheel bearing. Even if the issue, why would load change it?

OK, I'll pull the rear wheels and check park break and wheel bearings and CV joints. Thanks.

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