prob a rat riding with you or maybe the leaf springs

 

lol no.. neither of those

i had the *** end jacked up and let the tires rotate... squeeking around the rotor on the passenger side.. the pads are still around 50% or so, im not really sure what it is anymore

 

soo did you not take the tire off? could it be the seal for the axle? or is it a metal-on-metal squeak? heck i went ahead and replaced the rotors, pads, and parkin brake shoes on mine,, they where cheap enough, and then i put all them bearings in there.. whew that was fun!

 

ya i had the tires off... i think it might be a brake thing.. ill figure it out sometime.. this weekend is my bday.. so im taking a break, lol.

 

When my rear pads wore out they would squeak while driving. When I changed the pads it went away, but that might've been because I cleaned all the dust and **** out when I did it.

 

ya.. i thought tht too.. thats actually what i did before the u-joint thing, it went away and than came back after driving just a little bit...

im thinking it might be time for new rotors and pads in the back anyways... if that doesnt fix it i think im going to change the diff. fluid for the hell of it.

 

check the e brake pads they might be worn down and need to be replaced. that should fix it.

 

yea have you ever changed the emergency brakes?

 

It's prolly the rear axle seal. It doesn't cost much but putting it in is a pain ....

 

I'll almost bet that it's the e-brake shoe rubbing the inside of the rotor...it's actually very common, and there's a tsb on it. The e-brake shoe clip snaps, the shoe shifts, rubs the drum part of the rotor and squeaks. Same thing happened to mine a few years back. The new e-brake shoes come with new, re-designed clips.