I removed my subframe to change my ball joints and control arm bushings. I got it all back together and test drove and it all seemed fine. Today when I was going to work a made a sharp right turn and heard a metal scraping sound. I figured it was another car. On my way home I heard it again so I pulled into a large parking lot and made a sharp right circle and heard the metal scraping sound coming from the driver side wheel area. Under a left turn there is no noise. Any ideas??
Something is rubbing somewhere? Check your inner fender liners and see if you see a rub mark, maybe one of the fasteners came loose.
Would that make a metal scraping sound? I figured the only things moving are the wheel and rotor but what could those rub on that is metal in a hard right turn?
I checked the heat shield, it's looks alright. On stands and the wheel off it makes no noise in a hard right. But this is the sound. http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k119/Anbu94/9A6ABEA7-E31E-4838-BF9C-A1E15BE78274-44233-00001F6BF6D55488.mp4
Really?? That's the thin metal directly behind the rotor right? I checked it out and it looks straight, what do you think it could be hitting to make it touch the rotor?
+1 on the dust plate. It may look ok but that's for sure what's rubbing. Take the wheel off and bind it back a little even if it looks ok. They bend easy.