Metal Grinding noise during right turns

I've been noticing a loud, metal grinding noise on right turns, during any speed. About 10k miles ago I replaced the wheel bearing,axle and diff sleeve. The problem popped up out of nowhere.

Ive checked for rubbing and cant see anything out of the normal. If i jack up up the front and turn the wheels the noise isn't present. It seems there needs to be some sort of load on the wheel.
I attached a video to help describe my issue. Ill apologize for some wind noise in advance, i didn't take that into consideration.
link to video
http://youtu.be/Wh_3STaiX0A

 

anyone?

 

Could be your breaks or a cv joint.

 

It sounds like metalsheet for me.

Look for 2 things, the front skidplate or there is a thin plate just back of your front brake disc.

Hope it could help

 

My first guess is the dust shield on the disc brakes rubbing or vibrating?

 

Sounds like your tire is rubbing some sheetmetal.

 

Just had the same exact issue..

Check heat shield on gas tank by front drive shaft..

 

thanks guys i will take a look..

 

2012 double cab. just noticed the same thing yesterday, but mine sounds like it's on the right front wheel.

 

Guys, i figured it out.. the dust shield on the wheel was rubbing the back of the rotor VERY slightly. Quick little tap and the noise is gone.

 

It was the dust shield for me on my 2017 also. I moved it away from my front right rotor slightly as a temporary fix. Looks like my rotor is scratched and rusting a bit. Thanks for the help.

 

Dust shield. Been there. Broke that...