Wheel bearings were fine. Outside pad on driver side was worn down to the plate. Rest of the pads were close to time for replacement as well. Replaced bad and rotor, cleaned the pins, new rubber...
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Re: Intermittent rotor/pad noise when turning
Wheel bearings were fine. Outside pad on driver side was worn down to the plate. Rest of the pads were close to time for replacement as well. Replaced bad and rotor, cleaned the pins, new rubber...
Re: Intermittent rotor/pad noise when turning
Thanks. I'm being a little lazy looking before leaping, but it's 90+ and humid. There's no A/C in the Jeep, and no A/C where I work on it; the less sweating like a pig the better.
Intermittent rotor/pad noise when turning
Starting to get some intermittent light metallic rubbing noise from the left front when turning. The noise pulses like there are high's and low's like a warp.
Drove along the side of a building...