OntheRoadAgain

A couple of months ago I had the rear end on my 95 K1500 replaced. I believe they replaced pretty much everything...brakes, diff, axles, shocks, etc. It has not been right since...I am still getting noise when making right turns. It is like shoo...shoo....shoo...shoo through the turn and then quits. Not quite a scraping noise; it is hard to describe. I've taken it back twice...first time they said it was the bearings and second time they said it was the brakes. I don't see why the brakes would cause this, as it does this when the brakes are not applied. Any other ideas as to what would be causing this?

OntheRoadAgain

Bumping up...any ideas??

oldchevy

Don't let them off the hook. Keep going back and make them fix it right. It is hard to diagnose without hearing the sound, but from what you say there is something wrong with the differential. Do it now, don't wait to long. It could get worse.

OntheRoadAgain

Thank you; I will be going back. It is just a pain because I have to keep taking time off work. But I was looking around yesterday and it appears the differential is leaking again. I am wondering if they used a bad part??