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I have squeaking coming from the left rear wheel of my GMC Sierra

I have squeaking coming from the left rear wheel when driving. I have replaced the rotors and brake pads. It is a 2004 GMC Sierra 2wd std cab

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Check wheel bearing... and make sure that the metal shims are installed with the pads. they prevent noises

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