squealing

So I took the truck out a week ago for some off-roading and now I have a squeal coming from my right side...only when I'm driving. Thoughts?

-2002 Toyota Tacoma 3.4L V-6 4x4

 

I think I need more info... How does it drive ? Any unusual pulling to left or right ? Maybe carrier? maybe crap stuck in caliper ? ..

 

I have the same squealing in my truck coming from the dash, it's a common problem in tacomas. I heard you can to a mechanic and have the gears in your dashboard oiled up.

 

From engine? Check ac bearing. They like to fail.

Check inside rotor dust shield for rocks.

Gears under dash? Do elaborate!

 

Probably a rock in your brakes dust shield. Happens every single time I offroad...without fail. Super annoying.

 

Do you have manual hubs? Had to do mine last week . It was a crazy squeak only when I turned left on the right wheel . Good luck bud

 

Your an idiot. And you know why.

 

Care to elaborate rather than attack people without explanation as to why? I wasn't aware getting mud/rocks stuck in my brakes while off-roading makes me an idiot. Other than not using my truck as a truck, I'm not sure it can be avoided


And by the way, I think you meant you're

 

You decided to leave me bad/neutral rep stating I provided useless advice; When you provided the same. Herpa derp much?


As for grammer, the world will continue spinning. Hopefully.

That's all. Kisses!

 

Why you crying? Pretty sure what was stated was true in regards to the squealing and why you got neutral.

 

Definitely a derp moment. That was meant for the lovely comment before yours. I apologize.

 

What a troll. Anyway always start with the easy stuff. I would check your belts and bearings before going wild and taking things apart. Remember sounds can resonate and may appear to be coming from the right side.

 

Probably a rock stuck in the brakes.

Stop. Drive the truck in REVERSE and hit the brakes a few times. This should help dislodge and/or remove the rock/debris.

 

Well then I love you. I apologize. Lots of homo.

Op, did you ever figure it out?