im kinda new to this really never happend to me before

i have a 1995 eclipse rs and like 2 months ago ive been hearing like thumping/clicking noise when i start braking around 40mph-0mph

dont know what is causing this but if anyone has any ideas or suggestions plz tell me anything helps ... and oh yea its coming from the rear passenger side drum mostly.

First off, welcome to the board. Second, You'll need to use real words, and proper grammar. So, don't post something like: "Needz hlp plz!!!1 Wat is wrong wit my whip y0?" Doing this will ensure that you receive the helpful responses you're looking for.

That said, How old are the drums? When was the last time they were replaced? Is there a pull in a certain direction when you are braking?
What is your suspesion set up? Etc...

There more info you can give us, the faster we can help you pin-point your problem, or at least, point you in the direction of a solution.

watz wronn wit my wipp y0?

Originally posted by slicknick101
im kinda new to this really never happend to me before i have a 1995 eclipse rs and like 2 months ago ive been hearing like thumping/clicking noise when i start braking around 40mph-0mph dont know what is causing this but if anyone has any ideas or suggestions plz tell me anything helps ... and oh yea its coming from the rear passenger side drum mostly.

This is something that we can only speculate at. Jack up the suspect corner. Have someone lightly ride the brake pedal while you spin the wheel assembly. Does it make noise? Does the noise correspond to every revolution of the wheel assembly? If so then disassemble and inspect. If not move on to a different corner.

It is a simple process of elimination. If you are afraid to tear into it then perhaps this is not the hobby for you. Get your hands dirty.

+1
broken spring I suspect-shoe thump

i got that taken care of. thanks

Originally posted by slicknick101
i got that taken care of. thanks

For the sake of future searchers (of which I am one), you might want to post up what was broken/fixed