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grinding noise


dougis621
03-12-2004, 05:18 PM
I own a 99 2500 suburban. When I am going slow and turning to the left I hear a grinding noise coming from my left wheel area. I do not notice it when I turn to the right. I am pretty sure my tires are not rubbing anywhere since I run 245's. Could this possibly be my suspension?

amac209
03-12-2004, 08:22 PM
check the cv axle boots the outer might be torn or have a hole thats leaking out grease.

pdalton
03-20-2004, 12:02 PM
I own a 99 2500 suburban. When I am going slow and turning to the left I hear a grinding noise coming from my left wheel area. I do not notice it when I turn to the right. I am pretty sure my tires are not rubbing anywhere since I run 245's. Could this possibly be my suspension?


Also check the brakes -- you may have a worn pad on a sticking caliper holding the pad just far enough away from the rotor that it doesn't really engage, but does in a turn.

- Paul

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