Hello Everyone, I have been on here for a while but just never got around to posting. But now I have a problem that I am hoping someone can help shed some light on.
A few months ago I replaced the hubs on my '98 Ram 4x4 and at the same time replaced the brakes and rotors. Everything seemed fine.
Yesterday I had the front of my truck jacked up and I happen to try to spin the driver's tire and noticed a terrible grinding sound. After removing the tire I could see that the back side of the rotors were grinding against the steering knuckle. The passenger side is that same. But I cannot figure out why this would be happening and all the mechanics I spoke to at a local dealership just gave me a blank look.
Is is possible that the hubs I installed are too narrow? Has anyone here seen this problem?
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
(I would love to include pictures but I need 4 more posts.)
A few months ago I replaced the hubs on my '98 Ram 4x4 and at the same time replaced the brakes and rotors. Everything seemed fine.
Yesterday I had the front of my truck jacked up and I happen to try to spin the driver's tire and noticed a terrible grinding sound. After removing the tire I could see that the back side of the rotors were grinding against the steering knuckle. The passenger side is that same. But I cannot figure out why this would be happening and all the mechanics I spoke to at a local dealership just gave me a blank look.
Is is possible that the hubs I installed are too narrow? Has anyone here seen this problem?
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
(I would love to include pictures but I need 4 more posts.)