[turbo12pt2]

This past July I put new struts in my 01 R/T 'Trep. I also did brake pads while I was there. I will say I reused the end links (which are now rattling)
New tires a few weeks later.
About a week or so I develop a wobbly sound from the front drivers side...sorta whoowhoowhoo sound at rotation. (like an imbalance)
When I hit the brake it sounds like a grinding sound.
Any ideas where to look. I jacked the front , no play in the wheel.

 

[bh1992]

I know you said that there's no play in the wheel, but especially with the way you described the noises and when they occur, I'm thinking there is still a good chance that it might be the wheel bearing.

 

[Daytrepper]

Check the tires....rotate them, see if the noise disappears....other thing to check is the radius rod and control arm bushings...if the sound changes when steering right to left going down the road...wheel bearing...

If you installed aftermarket quickstruts, all bets are off.....

 

[turbo12pt2]

don't seem to notice it changing with left to right turning....the only change in sound is when I brake. It makes that growling sound like something dragging excessivly

 

[peva]

Bad wheel bearing doesn't always change sound when zig-zagging. However if it does, it proves it's the bearing. If it doesn't, it still could be.

Rotor problem?

So - rotor or wheel bearing - one of those two, but my money also is on one of the wheel bearings.

 

[Adpros]

Make sure all the caliper bolts are there and tight.

 

[turbo12pt2]

Actually looks like my caliper may be hanging up. Got an excessive amount of brake dust on that wheel.Gonna pull the caliper and clean the slides tomorrow night