Ok guys im trying to trace down a grinding noise when turning right on my 2000 dodge 2500 4x4 with a cummins, its dana 60 front and dana 80 rear, the noise can only be heard when in a turn at 20mph or higher and ONLY when in right turn. Have checked ball joints they are good, axel u joints are good, brakes are good, replaced left hub assy. Can not recreate it at home lifted it only does it when driving. Any ideas of what else to check before throwing parts at it

 

Sounds like the right hub bearing assembly...

 

Left side bearing. Turning right unloads the right side, puts more weight on the left side.

 

Wouldnt turning right put more strainnon thebleft h7b and cause it to make noise. Not braking doent change the noise un less ot a very hard brake

 

Drunk typing?? Hhhhmmmm.......

Left side is the problem.

 

i just installed new left hub assy and it didnt change anything

 

Did you torque the axle nut to spec? Do you ONLY hear the noise when turning right? Nothing when turning left? Not as simple as the dust shield rubbing on the rotor is it?

 

And you torque the axle nut "unloaded."

 

naw not drunk typing doing this off of my phone and the screen is having touch issues and if i dont type like a old man it ends up looking that way

 

all hard ware including axel nut tourqued to spec. Already checked of dust sheild rubbing. And only turning right any other time it quiet