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Old 03-24-2005, 01:26 AM   #1
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Unhappy Grinding sound in front end......

There is a grinding sound coming from the front end when I turn the steering wheel too far to either side. I am not turning the wheel to its limits, it only happens when I have to make a sharp or close turn. I have a '97 SLT 1500 4x4, 5.9L. Any ideas on what the problem may be. The bearings have been replaced and there are no other problems.
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Old 03-26-2005, 10:33 PM   #2
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Re: Grinding sound in front end......

So the wheel bearing have been replaced? How about the U joints for the front axle? I'd have someone stand out there and listen while you move the steering side to side, and try to locate the source of the sound.
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Re: Grinding sound in front end......

Yes good call fredjacksonan attempt to isolate area
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Re: Grinding sound in front end......

Okay, it sounds like it's coming from the rotors but, again, it's only when the wheels are turned hard and the truck is barely moving.
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Re: Grinding sound in front end......

Was the noise there before the bearings were replaced?
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Re: Grinding sound in front end......

also try lubing your wheel stops add some grease to flat part i know you did say you are not turning wheels to it's limits but give it a try
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