You could easily have a front wheel bearing going bad. They tend to get louder when turning. The squeal can be from the bearing itself, or possible from the brake rotor rubbing on the brake stone guard behind the rotor when turning. That rubbing won't occur unless there is excessive play in the wheel bearing or if the guard is bent.
SOURCE: pull to the left, Brakes
Sounds like it was pulling before the brake job...if so the only thing you didn't replace was the rotors, I assume you turned them? and did you see hard spots on the rotor? discolored area that didn't cut the same......switch the rotors left to right and see if the problem moves or just replace them if they've been cut twice.
SOURCE: worn out rear brake pad only on 1 side...
sounds like the caliper is defective, replace rebuilt the brake caliper.
SOURCE: 2004 Sedona Front brakes making noise
it sounds like it is in the pads and rotors they might be in servicable condition but if they have ever gotten hot they can start making noises and make stopping a little bit harder.
Did you install Dodge Replacement pads or aftermarket? With the size of the rotors and pads on your Ram it is not uncommon for aftermarket pads to have squeal. Did you install and use the anti-squeal material that should have come with the pads?
SOURCE: 2005 dodge ram truck brakes wont stop squelling
normaly squealing is caused by te pads still touching disks when moving put some copper grease on the backs of the break pads so when you take your foot of the brake the pads come off the disks hope this helps ivan
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