Subject: Chevy's and Ford's Half-Off

From: Drive For Half-Off [After Memorial Day] <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 28 May 2014 09:38:25 -0700

[After Memorial Day - Clearance Pricing]
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If you think you can't afford a new ride think again.

If you don't mind driving a NEW 2013 you can ride for half-off:
Remanning Autos (ALL): http://www.straitocean.com/jdpower/car/43573565/Ford-Chevy-8.html

[Participating Brands: Ford -- Chevy -- BMW -- Jeep -- And More]

We have less and less to choose from each day that goes by.
Please see what is left as of May 27, 2014
http://www.straitocean.com/jdpower/car/43573565/Ford-Chevy-8.html

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Hello, 

I have a 2004 Honda City with 280,000+KM on it. While driving slowly in traffic, I took a left turn that led to a small empty road. When my car started to move faster (20KM/h) I heard a noise coming from the left (driver's) wheel for an instance. The noise itself is obscure. So here's my best description: It sounds as if the ground has become really harsh and full of rough stones; like someone tried to saw through the road's asphalt. 

This noise has been reoccurring on very rare occasions, but it's scary nevertheless. 

I took my car to a credible auto shop that checks these things for free and they found that my right (passenger) wheel bearing had gone bad. However, I really don't think it's the cause of the problem as the faulty bearing is on the opposite side of where the noise is coming from. 
Bearing noises can be hard to pinpoint but they usually don't come and go as you describe. It's entirely possible you got a rock or something caught behind the brake backing plate, 

Any ideas? 

Thanks :)