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Originally Posted by stockysnail
I went to 4 dealers for the same thing. They won't do anything unless it's repeatable when they look at it and even then they'll charge you if you have any aftermarket stuff going on in that general area. I bought a new nut and punched it down myself. The sound went away for a few weeks then slowly came back. I thought it might be the cv joint, but figured I'd try greasing the ebrake parts as suggested by a couple others on here. A day or two after greasing the ebrake parts (not the part that makes contact with the inner wall to stop the car but all the other parts that make it move), the click sound went away after a day or two. The sound never came back either so that must have been it. In short, try greasing the crap out of the ebrake bits. Worked for me and a couple other people.
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Yea I will try that. This is my first bad experience at a dealer. I was always shocked to hear all the stories here and almost did not want to believe them. Pick up the car today and it will be the last time it ever goes in.