Why does my car make creaking noises when reversing?
I have a Volkswagen T-Roc and when reversing the car makes creaking noises. What is the cause?
Asked on 30 January 2020 by christopher white
Answered by
Dan Powell
This reads like the hill hold assist system disengaging. It's a device that holds the brake and prevents the car from moving forwards/backs until the clutch is engaged. If the car is very new, it will make a few noises as it wears in.
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