I knew I was wasting away a rotor... grriiiindddd grind grrrrriiiiiii

but Im broke and basically homeless.

Anyway..... I got to fix this.

it occured to me today though that it might be wheel bearing and not rotor...

ooooohhhh shiat......

for some reason just today I realized it happens when slowing down w/out the brakes on.

Maybe thats new... maybe it has allways been that way since I first heard it and assumed it was metal to metal brakes.

Would bad wheel bearing grind more as brakes are applied?

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