Slight grinding noise when turning right...HELP?
#1
Slight grinding noise when turning right...HELP?
Like the title says...I have a very slight grinding noise that seems to be coming from the driver side wheel/driver floor board area when turning right at slow speeds. I have put the front driver wheel up on a jack and the hub has absolutely no play.
Any ideas what to check next? It does not do it turning left...only right. And I think I am the only one who notices it. Nobody else in the car knows it is there. It is pretty hard to detect....but it is certainly there every time I turn right.
Help...What do i check next? Could it still be the hub assembly going bad even though it has no play? I also checked the front diff fluid level and it was perfect. So i dunno.
Any ideas what to check next? It does not do it turning left...only right. And I think I am the only one who notices it. Nobody else in the car knows it is there. It is pretty hard to detect....but it is certainly there every time I turn right.
Help...What do i check next? Could it still be the hub assembly going bad even though it has no play? I also checked the front diff fluid level and it was perfect. So i dunno.
Last edited by Kirkhayes37; 09-09-2013 at 07:42 PM.
#4
I ordered a new Timken front hub. Will swap that out and see how it goes. $157 shipped from RockAuto. Will see if this fixes it. A mechanic I trust says 90% of the time grinding in the front end when not related to brakes is bearings. And also when not related to a tire rubbing anywhere. We shall see.
#7
Have you checked your front swar bar for rub marks from the tire? At full lock with stock 35's my passenger tire rubs and makes the whole thing shake. Not sure its a "grinding" sound but a possibility.
#8
I can't tell you how many times I have seen a brake dust shield make noises only when turning...it's a free fix if I'm right...IDE start there before throwing parts at it...
#9
I had a simular problem on my GMC 2500HD, I could not find the "grind" noise for the life of me, took it to a a dealership and they riased that side of the truck to where the tire was just an inch or two above the ground, and then they took a loooong tirerod about 2-3foot long and put it under the tire and lifted, then you could see and hear and feel the little slack that was in the bearings. Solution= NEW Bearing Hub Assembaly, after that was changed I still had a little POPPING noise, had to change UPPER SWING ARM....after that all was quiet and tight!!! Hope this helped out a little!!