The break fluid is low and i am waiting to refill it, is that the reason behind of that problem (the noise from one of the wheel while turning)
SOURCE: 2005 Toyota Tacoma
Without looking at it, you may have one or more of the following:
Rust on the inside edge of the rotor (most common)
Worn front brake pads
Front wheel bearing problem.
Backing plate (behind rotor) rubbing the rotor
These are the most common causes, you can see 1,2 & 4 with the wheel off.
Hope this helps.
SOURCE: 1995 toyota land cruiser
Your front "ball & socket" joints are in dire need of lubrication. You need to do this:
Take the tires off, and look for a fill plug behind the hub, on the housing, above the ball & socket. Remove the plug, and fill it up with 80-90 gear oil. Replace the plug, do the other side.
What you have is a dry joint, and the clicking noise is coming from the u-joint (actually called a "Rzeppa" joint), inside the ball/socket/hub...a good lubrication will eliminate your condition. Hope this answers your question, please feel free to comment back with any other questions...And, thanks for choosing FixYa.
SOURCE: Knocking noise
it sounds as if your CV joint may be going bad, unfortunatly i can't tell you how to check it yourself.
SOURCE: Noise coming from rear wheel passengers side rear
like grinding sound ??
if so it's your wheel bearing.
SOURCE: clunking in front end when turning
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