loud metal to metal grinding noise
#1
loud metal to metal grinding noise
cannot pin point exactly where it is coming from but front driver side is general area, only happens in reverse gear, sounds like something is tightening and about to break. I noticed that it only happens in gear, i can roll backwards down a slope in neutral, and it doesnt happen, it is very loud, very embarrassing and i cant figure out what it is. i've tried every possible scenario with engaging the 4x4 as well.
2003 F150 v8 triton 4x4 4.6L
2003 F150 v8 triton 4x4 4.6L
#3
cannot pin point exactly where it is coming from but front driver side is general area, only happens in reverse gear, sounds like something is tightening and about to break. I noticed that it only happens in gear, i can roll backwards down a slope in neutral, and it doesnt happen, it is very loud, very embarrassing and i cant figure out what it is. i've tried every possible scenario with engaging the 4x4 as well.
2003 F150 v8 triton 4x4 4.6L
2003 F150 v8 triton 4x4 4.6L
But if you are for sure it only happens in gear, then that is def not your problem..
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Definitely not wheel bearings. I replaced them already and the noise was there immediatelu after. This noise is extremely loud literally like a huge heavy piece of iron being dragged across another in a binding tightening sound. No matter how fast or slow im backing up. There's no prelude to it happening just happens.
Any other suggestions since the 03 doesnt have an iwe?
Any other suggestions since the 03 doesnt have an iwe?
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#11
Definitely not wheel bearings. I replaced them already and the noise was there immediatelu after. This noise is extremely loud literally like a huge heavy piece of iron being dragged across another in a binding tightening sound. No matter how fast or slow im backing up. There's no prelude to it happening just happens.
Any other suggestions since the 03 doesnt have an iwe?
Any other suggestions since the 03 doesnt have an iwe?
Again, not being there to see... and from the information given... re-inspect the repair, IF indeed it was created from installing hub bearings.
#12
Thanks RED02FX4
To clarify. The noise DID NOT start after the bearing change. The noise was always there. My bearings needed changing and had a noise of their own. My thought was because the bearinhs were bad they were affecting or causing noise elsewhere in the front end.
Bearings changed, bearing noise resolved. This other noise continued.
Hope this was clearer.
To clarify. The noise DID NOT start after the bearing change. The noise was always there. My bearings needed changing and had a noise of their own. My thought was because the bearinhs were bad they were affecting or causing noise elsewhere in the front end.
Bearings changed, bearing noise resolved. This other noise continued.
Hope this was clearer.
#13
Thanks RED02FX4
To clarify. The noise DID NOT start after the bearing change. The noise was always there. My bearings needed changing and had a noise of their own. My thought was because the bearinhs were bad they were affecting or causing noise elsewhere in the front end.
Bearings changed, bearing noise resolved. This other noise continued.
Hope this was clearer.
To clarify. The noise DID NOT start after the bearing change. The noise was always there. My bearings needed changing and had a noise of their own. My thought was because the bearinhs were bad they were affecting or causing noise elsewhere in the front end.
Bearings changed, bearing noise resolved. This other noise continued.
Hope this was clearer.