Whether going forward or backward, when applying your brakes, the magnet will snap against the armature surface of the drum and while the drum is turning, the brake shoes will contact the drum, and then, when releasing the brakes, the magnet will drop away from the armature surface and the shoes will release from the drum. So there is a lot of activity inside each of the brake drums when the brakes are operated which makes various clicking noises. There is also a lot of movement in the suspension when all this is going on which also makes a lot of noise. Just sit outside at any park and listen to all the rigs pulling in and out and you will hear quite a bit of noise from all of the trailers. All this noise is very normal and should be expected.
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Bob & Becky
2012 3402 Montana
2012 Chevy 2500HD D/A CC
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