grinding noise when turning.
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grinding noise when turning.
I hear some grinding noise when turning. IDK where its coming from. Im thinking maybe one of the diffs? I dont know.
Also my front passenger wheel is like \, my cousin says I have front end issues and should change the ball joints, but im trying to sell this truck, im sick of putting money into it so I dont want to change em (ive spent like 6 grand on it in the past 6 months)(went through 2 trannys, uv joints or something like that, oil pump, rear main, and a hell of alotta other crap that I cant even think of)
anyway, waht do you guys this is causing this, and how much for all the Parts???
Im puttin new pads and rotors on the truck on tuesday, so maybe if ball joints arnt to expensive ill throw some on.
Also my front passenger wheel is like \, my cousin says I have front end issues and should change the ball joints, but im trying to sell this truck, im sick of putting money into it so I dont want to change em (ive spent like 6 grand on it in the past 6 months)(went through 2 trannys, uv joints or something like that, oil pump, rear main, and a hell of alotta other crap that I cant even think of)
anyway, waht do you guys this is causing this, and how much for all the Parts???
Im puttin new pads and rotors on the truck on tuesday, so maybe if ball joints arnt to expensive ill throw some on.
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Joined: Aug 2004
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From: West Mansfield, Ohio
It is definately your ball joints and the noise you are hearing is your worn out left front universal joint creeking against the axle housing. Both the U joints and ball joints being worn out will cause things to not line up thus causing the noise. I have the same thing going on with mine right now. If you have unlocking hubs, unlock them and see if you still get the noise.
