Anybody know what this or how to fix it?
When going slow in a parking lot, if I make a sudden left turn and apply breaks(or not) there will sometimes (rarely) be a sharp loud grinding sound. The Jeep has done it a few times (maybe once a month over the last year) since I bought it a year ago. it is nearly stock except for level kit. At first I thought maybe the brakes just needed to break in our settle. But it hasn't stopped a year later. I still notice it from time to time.
All bolts tight to factory spec. I checked brakes for trapped stones or debris. Nothing. Checked all bolts on end of axle and looked for signs of rubbing. None.
Is it a bad bearing? Ball joint bad (jeep is one year old, all stock tires)? Or maybe it's the traction control system kicking in. But why only when I turn left sharply and suddenly at slow speeds does this happen and only rarely? Odd.
Very curious and couldn't find anything that resolved the issue on google. Although I saw several posts where others had a similar grinding sound/ experience.
Any insight would be helpful.
When going slow in a parking lot, if I make a sudden left turn and apply breaks(or not) there will sometimes (rarely) be a sharp loud grinding sound. The Jeep has done it a few times (maybe once a month over the last year) since I bought it a year ago. it is nearly stock except for level kit. At first I thought maybe the brakes just needed to break in our settle. But it hasn't stopped a year later. I still notice it from time to time.
All bolts tight to factory spec. I checked brakes for trapped stones or debris. Nothing. Checked all bolts on end of axle and looked for signs of rubbing. None.
Is it a bad bearing? Ball joint bad (jeep is one year old, all stock tires)? Or maybe it's the traction control system kicking in. But why only when I turn left sharply and suddenly at slow speeds does this happen and only rarely? Odd.
Very curious and couldn't find anything that resolved the issue on google. Although I saw several posts where others had a similar grinding sound/ experience.
Any insight would be helpful.
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