Need help identifying noise from driver Front wheel

My 2015 Tundra been making this noise over the last week. Everything is tight nothing seems loose or out of place. Any help would be great!

https://youtu.be/S1D_WViCMBQ

 

Here is a second video

https://youtu.be/XG7VQ-To8Ss

 

4WD disengaging? Sounds like slight axle bind unwinding. Pretty tight surface for 4WD.

 

This is happening in 2wd 4wd is not engaged in the videos. I was thinking axle bind too. Thanks for the reply

 

Back in old days, you definitely knew when you were in 4WD (manual shifting transfer case, manual locking hubs). These days it's all about electric convenience. (A button?...On the dash? )

The switch says it's in 2WD, but is it? I would look for a lazy actuator hanging up after years of hard work. Bwdik, there's probably a half-dozen reasons why that doesn't make sense, and never does happen in real life.

 

Check your driveshaft U joints.

 

Sounds good I will check this out. Thanks

 

This is true. Thanks

 

Neither video will work for me. They say an error occurred. Please try later.

 

Best way to check it is to pull the rear driveshaft and check for binding.

 

Should be working now I re loaded it

 

Sounds like coming from the front not rear. But I will look into this as an option thanks

 

Its amazing how sound can transfer up a driveshaft.

 

check your sway bar links and its bolts,

 

Weird doesn’t show error anymore on my side. Seems like a few people are still able to view videos. Thanks anyways

 

Just a little update took it in to Toyota because I still have the extended warranty. They are saying that the front brakes are missing shims? The front brakes were last changed a few years ago and the noise only started last week. Not sure if this would cause that noise but according to dealer it’s that issue.

 

my response would be, by all means install the shims if it doesn't resolve the issue I am not paying....

 

If you think the noise is from the brake area have someone stand outside next to the wheel and recreate the noise. Should be able to hear it at the wheel. Loose caliper bolts could also cause the noise.

 

Thanks for this.