That is pretty perplexing. Does it do it all the time? You replaced the rotor as well? Check your brakes to make sure they don't have any abnormally markings or gouges. The backing plate might also be touching the rotor.
2000 Silverado 2500 wheel grinding
Okay so my 2000 2500 Silverado single can 2wd 6.0 had an odd grinding sound from the front left tire. I thought it was the wheel bearing cause I did have a wobble from what I assumed was a bent rotor replaced whole hub. Started off pretty barely hearing it once replaced and then after about 50 miles it came back 100%. Not sure what it could be balljoints ain't great but they are still tight. I have no idea what it is. Can someone help?
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Replaced whole hub brakes seem smooth doesn't stop when brakes are pressed
Did the noise begin after you installed your lift kit?
Found out after replacing another wheel bearing and it not making the sound go away it was my driveshaft carrier bearing bushing
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