Front end noise

[c-cab23]

i have a 2004 Yukon with 4wd....I and getting a scraping sound from my left front wheel area when I make a left turn.....I have replaced wheel hubs on both sides cuz I noticed one was leaking grease....I also replaced brakes and rotors as it was due considering they where the original brakes....the truck has 84,000 miles....any suggestions as to what to look for now ? Thanks

 

[Danny3737]

lcheck to see if the backing plate it touching the rotor, that will definitely make a scraping noise

 

[c-cab23]

lcheck to see if the backing plate it touching the rotor, that will definitely make a scraping noise

I checked that....nothing touching.....thanks

 

[sefiro]

Sticky caliper? Normal caliper should allow piston to backoff by having the rotor flex spread the pads apart a bit. Sticky caliper works prevent this causing pads to continue scraping the rotor.

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[c-cab23]

Sticky caliper? Normal caliper should allow piston to backoff by having the rotor flex spread the pads apart a bit. Sticky caliper works prevent this causing pads to continue scraping the rotor.

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If it was a sticky caliper do you think it would make the scraping noise only when turning left ?

 

[Danny3737]

If it was a sticky caliper do you think it would make the scraping noise only when turning left ?

Check the wheel bearings.

 

[M1Gunner]

Could it be possible that your front end may be sagging and your tire is rubbing the wheel well liner?

 

[HiHoeSilver]

All good thoughts in here. How long ago dog you do the hub/bearing assy's? And did you use Timkens or some Chinese auto zone shit?

 

[c-cab23]

Check the wheel bearings.

The bearing were just replaced

 

[c-cab23]

Could it be possible that your front end may be sagging and your tire is rubbing the wheel well liner?

Nope..nothing is rubbing