I was driving and heard some grinding noise from the front end. Olso can feel it in the floor. I looked at the front tires and noticed that 1 was straight and the other was turning to the left a little. What can cause this and what should I look for to find the problem.
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wheel bearing or either a broke axle can cause it to is the tire leaning in?

 

I agree! I had the same problem with my 2000 F-150. It was the inner and outter wheel bearings. It was a cheap fix. Only like $25 for the part from discount auto parts and my mechanic put them on for free!!! But, if you have snapped something then it could be worst! Good luck buddy

 

It doesnt lean in it looks like when you turn the wheel to go around a corner. Possibly a bad tie rod? but that wont make a grinding noise. right?

 

no it shouldnt but im not sure lol id check the wheel bearing first i know they are a pretty cheap fix but the cv axle is around 200 i think and they are an *** to replace

 

Have never heard of grinding noises being attributed to alignment. Suggest looking more towards the vacuum actuated locking hubs.

 

I havent either thats why im stumped. I just checked the wheel bearings a few weeks ago but will check them again. I dont know muck about the hubs. Do you know any way to troubleshoot them or what I should be looking for?
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Remove both hubs and drive it, is noise still present?