Wheel wells My rear wheel wells rattle loose and all pins are in place. Rattles all day long

check for loose wheel nuts or elongated holes in the rim . check rear wheel bearing for serviceability.

Remove the front wheel and check the wheel bearing, sometimes you may have to may have to put a bar under the wheel and try to lift it up hard, this will give you an indication on where any movement is. THERE IS A PROBLEM and you need to find it

tie rod.

A loose pad could do it.
Check the pad anti-rattle clips again. The pads should be snug in the calipers. Its possible the new pads are not the exact same shape as the old ones.

COULD BE BAD WHEEL BEARING.WHEEL OUT OF BALANCE OR HAVE A BAD PLACE ON IT.COULD HAVE WORN TIE ROD END.WORN BALL JOINTS WILL CAUSE WHEEL WOBBLE OR SHIMMY.

check tires for shifted belts, check front steering arms and tie rods, check front shocks, do the same checks for the rear. check for loose wheels and hubs.

According to the replacement parts guide, they are struts and I checked for all wheel drive and 2 wheel drive and all are showing struts.

THIS SOUNDS SIMPLE, BUT MAKE SURE YOUR
SUN VISORS ARE SNAPPED IN PLACE. THIS
WAS THE CASE ON MY MILAN AND YOU WILL
SWEAR IT'S COMING FROM THE DASH.

Would all Bentley Arnage and Azure owners please report to their nearest dealer facility, as you may have a screw loose. It's true. Bentley is recalling 550 of its £200,000-plus luxury saloons over fears that the wheels are in danger of falling off. A number of Arnages and Azures produced between February 2005 and August 2006 may have been fitted with the wrong wheel bolts, with several customers reporting rattles from the wheels. "As a precautionary measure we investigated the issue and re-called the other models," says a spokesman for Bentley. "This was the result of a batch of wheel bolts supplied to us which were of the incorrect specification and could become loose and cause a rattle in the car whilst driving. There were no incidents of the wheels falling off the cars."

Would all Bentley Arnage and Azure owners please report to their nearest dealer facility, as you may have a screw loose. It's true. Bentley is recalling 550 of its £200,000-plus luxury saloons over fears that the wheels are in danger of falling off. A number of Arnages and Azures produced between February 2005 and August 2006 may have been fitted with the wrong wheel bolts, with several customers reporting rattles from the wheels. "As a precautionary measure we investigated the issue and re-called the other models," says a spokesman for Bentley. "This was the result of a batch of wheel bolts supplied to us which were of the incorrect specification and could become loose and cause a rattle in the car whilst driving. There were no incidents of the wheels falling off the cars."