Grinding Sound Only When Turning Left

By cs15dah
October 15, 2019 in Troubleshooting & Recalls

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cs15dah

Posted October 15, 2019

‘15 Suburban with ~125,000 miles. I’ve had it to the dealer for a metal rubbing/grinding sound. But only when turning left. And it appears that it only does so when I apply the brakes to slow down, then let off some brake pressure (but not fully releasing the brakes), then make a left turn.

Dealer couldn’t pin point it. So I’m continuing to drive it until it gets worse which will hopefully help with troubleshooting.

Researching online, some forums think it could be a bad wheel bearing.

Anyone else have had this problem and solved it?

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