leeburdette

I recently bought an 07 Tundra and I have noticed a sound kind of between a squeal and grinding noise coming from the front end when cornering Left. This happens at almost all speeds above 5mph or so. I read somewhere there was a ball joint recall in Tundras up to 06 and sequoias up to 07. Could this be a ball joint? If not, any ideas what it could be. It doesn't make any noise going straight or Right.

youngtoyotatech

If its only happening while you are turning the steering wheel i would lean towards ball joints or tie rod end. If it continues with the steering wheel still but the truck is turning i would lean towards a bearing or an axle.

leeburdette

It is a metal on metal sound when cornering to the Lt even when the wheel is held still. Only in some of the sharper corners at speeds over 5 or 10 MPH. I noticed it on the interstate as well the other day. I also read somewhere that it could be the rotor dust cover rubbing when cornering Lt. I still haven't had the time to get under it and try to bend that out yet, but I'll keep the other things in mind if that doesn't work.