My 1998 dodge ram back brakes make a scraping sound but when i press the brakes it stops. what could this be?

Sounds like the multi-function switch is faulty.

Loosen the bleed ******* off 1 at a time , if no fluid comes out the nipple is blocked clean them or change them .

I would start by checking the condition of the rear brakes.

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Have you looked at your belt? That could be a big squeaker. Hope this helps. James Booth :)

Does any lights on the right side work? It sounds like the ground connection to the assembly is loose.

It's possible that the bearings need replacing if haul loads on a regular basis. Take a look at the complete hub assembly, this is not an uncommon issue with Dodge Rams. If you need diagrams and procedure info, here is a cheap factory service manual for a 2003 Dodge Ram covers every bolt from front to back.

i had same problem change the front bearing

No it won't, but it should be easier. The 70's CJ7 was a hub and rotor assembly. The Honda is just a disc rotor. Remove the wheel, caliper and bracket and then the rotor should just come off. Reverse the way you took it apart and fit in the new pads after pressing the caliper piston back in.

Front Brakes need to be replaced

Hello
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the front wheel bearing is a hub unit.
need to remove the tire,brake caliper, rotor, the 34mm nut in the axle, then there is 3 bolts that hold the hub to the spindle, those come off then the hub comes out,reverse to install.
RD