1999 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 "rubbing noise left front driving" Questions

...noise that the front left wheel makes, and here are some common causes: Bearings Brake pads Suspension tire rub loose lugDo these noises occur constantly during the drive? (This is most likely a ...

...noise is coming from the driverside front tire. It kind of sounds like something is rubbing, but nothing is rubbing. But there is nothing for it to rub as they are the same size tires as the car came ...

...Rubbing noise increases with speed, worsens when you turn steering wheel to the right. Stops when you turn steering wheel to the left,even the slightest bit. Dealer "supposedly" checked all bearings, ...

...noise soft rubbing noise from left front wheel. seems to quiet down when turning left. sound speeds up with car speed Check to see if anything is around wheel that could be touching wheel while ...

rubbing and obvious body defects under car around wheels and what i could see under hood. nothing noted. did notice while driving, noise stops when wheel is turned even slightly to the right but makes

rubbing noise in the front wheels is due to worn disc pads, you can confirm this by gently applying the brakes when you hear the noise. if stops or gets worse it is likely you need new pads and may be

rubbing noise when in 4wd front left wheel makes rubbing/knocking noise This will probably be the front C-V shaft or hub bearing. When in 2 wheel drive the C-V shaft will not have a load on it. But as

...rubbing tire this would explain noise and burning smell the noise on turns is if it is a growling noise it can be the wheel bearings wearing out or out of lube these are bearing and hub assebly which ...

...rubbing, grinding noise wheel bearings are worn out when you take a left turn you should hear it on the right wich means that the right one is done... if you take a right curve you should hear it on ...

...noise may well be from a CV joint coming apart. Given the extent of parts you have replaced, not much is left. Also might look to see if something is rubbing on a part of the rotating wheel / hub ...