rubbing sound front left wheel
06-30-2017, 06:57 AM
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rubbing sound front left wheel
2006 gmc sierra 1500
5.3 4wd
continuous rubbing sound coming from front drivers side wheel. It does it while the truck is driving. it is almost rhythmic.
5.3 4wd
continuous rubbing sound coming from front drivers side wheel. It does it while the truck is driving. it is almost rhythmic.
06-30-2017, 07:06 AM
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you do know this is an Acura board?
while I LOVE ALL CARS! it will be hard to diagnose your problems...because 1) we dont have trucks...2) we cannot inspect your vehicle over the internet....
your best bet is to inspect the drivers side wheel. FIND out what is rubbing. ONLY you can do this..NOT us!
First thing I always ask.. WHAT THE FUCK DID YOU HIT!? (girls always say...I DIDNT HIT SHIT!) then when I go inspect their vehicle...it's obvious they hit SOMETHING.
the first thing you should do is look at the wheel well and look for evidence of rubbing. pretend to be a police investigator/accident investigator.
Refer to Newtons Law....FOr every action..there is an equal and opposite reaction....
while I LOVE ALL CARS! it will be hard to diagnose your problems...because 1) we dont have trucks...2) we cannot inspect your vehicle over the internet....
your best bet is to inspect the drivers side wheel. FIND out what is rubbing. ONLY you can do this..NOT us!
First thing I always ask.. WHAT THE FUCK DID YOU HIT!? (girls always say...I DIDNT HIT SHIT!) then when I go inspect their vehicle...it's obvious they hit SOMETHING.
the first thing you should do is look at the wheel well and look for evidence of rubbing. pretend to be a police investigator/accident investigator.
Refer to Newtons Law....FOr every action..there is an equal and opposite reaction....
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06-30-2017, 07:18 AM
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06-30-2017, 07:24 AM
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There probably something rubbing against the wheel or tire . Wheel liner perhaps ?
06-30-2017, 08:26 AM
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thoiboi is on the right track. Have your brakes inspected as well. Might be due for new brake pads. Could also be the metal shield behind the brake rotor got bent and is rubbing. Being 10+ years old it could also be a bad wheel bearing.
If you're not handy I would just have a mechanic take a look.
thoiboi is on the right track. Have your brakes inspected as well. Might be due for new brake pads. Could also be the metal shield behind the brake rotor got bent and is rubbing. Being 10+ years old it could also be a bad wheel bearing.
If you're not handy I would just have a mechanic take a look.
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06-30-2017, 08:46 AM
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^^^ +1 I was thinking wheel bearing as well.
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06-30-2017, 09:40 AM
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^ Another +1 for possible wheel bearing, if it's a "rhythmic sound"
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