Bad brakes? Slow speed squeak/scrapping on front passenger side

[H3V8]

Now that I've had to start using a parking garage I've noticed a terrible squeak / scrapping noise echoing while I drive. It seems to only come from the front passenger side.

Tried doing some research and the closest noise I could find said that it's caused by the dust shield and rotor touching. So I took the wheel off and I couldn't find anywhere it was touching or anything stuck between there. I don't hear anything coming from the other wheels, at least not anywhere near this level. I thought I would upload some videos to help explain.

Here's how it sounds coasting through a parking garage with no brakes applied. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RG6oSb8tVc

And here's how it sounded once I took the front passenger wheel off. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBB7WJDQsWU

I first noticed it about 2 weeks ago but it's been about 4-5 weeks since I last went wheeling around the beach in sand/water/mud. I'm pretty new to doing my own fixes on cars, so any thoughts would be appreciated.

 

[H3TDave]

Check the little spring that puts pressure against the brake pads to hold them away from rotor when u aren't hitting the brakes. Mine would make a low squeal while going slow. My brakes were shot but not the main reason for the sound.

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[08H3]

Check the wheel bearing.

 

[Bruces]

My left front does the same. Front axle, hub and half shaft are all new. Only thing not new is brakes and rotors. I am thinking it is rotor slightly warped just enough to intermittently hid edge of pad when coasting slow speed. Brakes are next.

 

[H3V8]

I took both front wheels off again and my rotor on the passenger side is the issue. It's so rusted and warped enough that it doesn't move far enough away from the brakes to not rub once you let off the brakes. Looks like it just needs new rotors and pads. Oh well.

 

[alrock]

Well, that's an easy and not too expensive fix. Glad it's a simple one too

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