When turning the steering wheel-there is a squeal.

Do you notice any check engine lights coming on the dash when this happens, also has the vehicle had any recent repairs or any reason why this may be happening? Any input from you is helpful. I will check my resources and see what we can find out. Please advise

could be cv joint but jack up wheels and move tire up down and left right up down if play check ball joints /anti-sway bar bushings--------if play left to right than check idler arms and steering system /and anti sway bar bushings

There are several possible causes, varying in severity, that could be responsible:

• Lack of power steering fluid
• Bad or worn serpentine belt - would slip when turning causing a squeal and/or difficulty steering
• Bad wheel bearings - this would cause the wheel to wobble, and squeal on turns
• Bad ball joint(s)
• Bad steering box

turn the steering wheel to the left. Look behind the drivers front tire. In between the sub-frame and the uni-body right behind the alternator or power steering pump.

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that sounds to me like your brake pads may be dragging or your wheel bearing is shot

have your front end components checked, and have a front end alignment performed, double check your tire pressure.

Could possibly be the brake ware indicator telling you your pads need to be replaced,

Jack the car up and see if the problem occurs when you manually turn the wheel. If so, remove the wheel and inspect the front bakes.

Mike...

CHECK THE INNER TIE-RODS LOCATED BEHIND THE CENTER OF THE ENGINE. NEAR THE FIREWALL. THERE YOU WILL FIND THE TWO TIE-RODS CONNECTED BY A FIGURE 8 LOOKING DEVICE. WHILE AN ASSISTANT TURNS THE STEERING WHEEL, TAKE NOTE OF THE LOSS OF MOTION FOUND IN THE STEERING. BY REPLACING THIS INNER TIE-ROD ASSEMBLY, YOU WILL REGAIN THE LOSS OF MOTION IN THE STEERING WHEEL TO THE FRONT TIRES WHICH MAY BE WEARING OUT ON THE INSIDES OF THE TREADS. HOPE THIS HELPS. PLEASE KEEP ME POSTED. THANK YOU FOR AN HONEST RATING AND FOR USING FIX-YA. GOOD LUCK

sounds like a steering coupler the part that connects steering shaft to rack or the U joint on the shaft broke

it does sound like wheel bearing a cv joint dont make noise and then stop but you can jack the car up and in neutral try to shake the tire from side to side.to see if you have any play then turn the wheel by hand try to feel for roughness in bearing. let me know what you find. Phil.