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July 20th 06, 10:28 PM
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Grinding noise from wheel (99 Mountaineer AWD)
My left rear wheel recently started making a grinding noise (right after
having the rear discs replaced). It is worst at low speeds (up to 20-25 mph) and most notably, it gets much worse when cornering either left or right, especially left. It seemed to disappear a few days after having the brakes done but now it's back, and getting worse. I can't see any visible scoring on the rotor so I don't think it's a piece of trapped grit or dirt. Any theories? 
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