95truckin

I think it is the brakes. About 7 months ago, I replaced the brake pads and switched them to the "lifetime pads". It seems that ever since then it makes a wierd noise when I turn to the left. It sounds like a wheel bearing grinding. I have done everything I can think of other that the dealership (including repacking the wheel bearings, greased the back of the pads, tried to fill my zuriks with grease, etc) . Once I lock my hubs, the noise goes away, until I unlock them. I have a 1995 Nissan Ex-cab, 4x4, 4cl with 65,000 miles. Any ideas??? Should I replace the brakes to the stock cheep pads. I have heard that those life pads are harder than the stock ones and they would make vibration noises or faint grinding sounds at slow speeds and slow turns. HELP!!!

Jason

95truckin

I just talked to a buddy of mine and he said it is the front bumper vibrating, he got it to rattle by pounding the tires. The rattle sounded like the noise that I posted. But why would it go away when I lock the hubs??? I havn't torked down the bumper yet, should I??

Jason