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  1. wolfbak

    Squealing Pig - Solved!

    Thanks. No disk damage - just long enough to squeal. I did both sides right away.
  2. wolfbak

    Squealing Pig - Solved!

    Thanks to everyone who replied on this. I finally dug into it today ready to check wheel bearings and spindle bushings, but went for simple stuff first checking the brakes. There wasn't any anti-squeal grease on the back of the pads, so I did that first, and also checked for binding calipers...
  3. wolfbak

    Squealing Pig - Solved!

    Interesting thoughts. I replaced the tie rods ends and haven't really aligned them to the right spot yet. I didn't see any scrapes on the wheels though. I didn't have any noise from the bushings when I tore the truck down - in 2006! I'll check easy stuff first. Much appreciated.
  4. wolfbak

    Squealing Pig - Solved!

    From the posts, I am planning to look at the spindle bushing. I have a video link here where you can hear the sound loud and clear! https://photos.app.goo.gl/tkGzCuvNPeEKM63k8
  5. wolfbak

    Squealing Pig - Solved!

    Correct. I can’t get any noise off the ground. I initially thought brake squeal, but it would happen off the ground. Thanks.
  6. wolfbak

    Squealing Pig - Solved!

    Thanks. Mine is a constant high-pitched squeal. The hubs both felt cool, but I didn't run it very long.
  7. wolfbak

    Squealing Pig - Solved!

    I could use some guidance on a loud squeal coming from the front right wheel of my '76 FJ40. This is a frame off resto and today was the first test drive around the neighborhood. Axles were redone and bearings were replaced. I have new brakes all the way around - discs in front, drums in rear...
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