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Okay if anyone has gotten this far, so far so good.
Here is what i am looking for.........
My boy is living in the city and his truck is making some bad sounds. I was in S'toon yesterday for a couple hours and couldn't really check it out properly.
He doesn't have any money to take it to a garage and let them empty his shallow pockets so I'm hoping someone here could take a look at it for him, maybe make a little money if it's something repairable, or even just a diagnosis.
The truck is a tired old chev S10. It is a driveline noise but not there all the time.
Related to vehicle speed. Sounds like a revolving metallic grind.
Can't tell which corner of the truck, but thinking maybe the front.
Applying brakes or turning L or R makes no change to sound.
If some one could do this great, let me know. If not that's okay too.
Other than a wheel bearing, driveshaft centre bearing this beats me but maybe some help from Chris`s (effie_man) brother whose in to these gm trucks.....
It's the wheel bearing, front end one day the wheel will fall off.
Before the wheel falls off you loose the brakes for a moment then one end of the truck falls and a thus blows a tire. Been there done that.
PM me with the info, make/model/year and ill pass it on. Maybe a more descriptive than a "metal grinding noise" too. Like all the time, during braking, during accel, during cruising spd, at 10kph/20kph/30 kph etc
my bro read the post and this is what he told me "ok, i agree with snowking, it does sound liek wheel bearings to me too, if it doesnt grind untill the trucks been driven for a bit but doesnt go away its a bearing rather then a brake pad"
Well i thought wheel bearing too, but i couldn't jack up the truck. I did rock the front hard side to side and heard or felt no looseness......(not a good indication i agree)
The noise is just that....a grinding metallic sound, like maybe a wheel bearing, my first thought was driveshaft.
Happens almost continuous from 20K and up. Makes no change to the sound when braking or turning a corner L or R. As the speed increases the sound increases in frequency, realted to vehicle speed. A quick test drive will reveal the sound if some one were to take this on.
Truck is a 89 Chev S10 2.5?, 5 speed
I had a front brake drag on me one time that sounded similiar to that. It happened even if i didnt have the brake engaged. I noticed it go away at higher speeds but that could have been because the car was noisey in the first place.
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