I'm at my wits end. I've got a 98 TJ that I picked up a month ago. It has a chirping that is intermittent that seems to be coming from the right side (sounds like the rear). It does not sound like the angry sparrows videos. The noise stops when I apply any kind of brake pressure. When it does it, it can be from a slow roll up to highway speeds. Does not matter if its in gear or neutral. The Jeep doesn't pull while braking and the brakes don't seem to be dragging. U joints on the drive shafts seem tight. Front steering/suspension/wheel bearings seem to be very tight.
I thought it was the rear brakes, so I swapped the drums over to disc using the Crown auto conversion. It still does it.
98 Jeep TJ 5 speed with a 4 inch lift and 33x10.50s. Otherwise stock.
I've been searching the forums for awhile and have seen people with the same problem, but haven't seen much in the way of resolution. Any ideas?
I thought it was the rear brakes, so I swapped the drums over to disc using the Crown auto conversion. It still does it.
98 Jeep TJ 5 speed with a 4 inch lift and 33x10.50s. Otherwise stock.
I've been searching the forums for awhile and have seen people with the same problem, but haven't seen much in the way of resolution. Any ideas?
