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grinding in brakes when turning right...2003 trailblazer

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Old September 12th, 2016, 6:43 PM
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Hello everyone new member here looking to pick someone's brain for more knowledge than I have. I've replaced ball joints tie rods wheel bearing hub and brakes and rotors. When I make a right handed turn there is a grinding noise coming from front passenger tire sharper the turn louder the grind. I previously replaced the front rotors and brakes but just on the passenger side started to get 3 grooves in the rotor and the pad had 3 lines that were raised. I hadn't replaced the wheel bearing hub when I first replaced the rotors and pads so I took them back am got new ones thinking it was the hub and just needed new rotor and pads again but it still does it also putting a lot of brake dust on the rims. I don't know what to do but don't want to keep spending money guessing. If anyone has any ideas or has dealt with this before and knows what it is I would really appreciate it.
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if the noise is a tinny scraping sound; inspect the backing plate for contact with the rotor.
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No its not that it start out as a light grind but the more you turn right the harder the grind you its pretty loud and it destroyed a new rotor and pad in less then a month




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