Noise increases as you accelerate, however when you make a right turn the sound goes away.
Sounds to me like a front passenger wheel bearing
The buzzing noise is air in the power steering line. The reason it is only one n one side is cause when you turn the wheel it causes more pressure to build. Take the cap off the reservoir and turn the wheel back and forth all the way hold for a second on each side until the buzzing noise goes away. If that don't work then check your rack and pinion system to make sure you don't have leakage or damage from road debris.
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SOURCE: Rattling Noise from Front Driver Side
yes this sounds like worn struts i had same prob with jeep and it was front struts
SOURCE: Loud acceleration noise in my 2003 Mazda 6 2.0 auto
one thing to check is rear engine mounting i have had a stone wedged in one and it causes a nasty noise when accelerating
SOURCE: Loud whining noise on left turn (Mazda Tribute 04)
sounds like a wheel bearing maybe faulty from your text it sounds like it could be the osf you could try jacking vehicle up with engine off handbrake applied and in neutral spin the wheel and see if it makes noise or wiggle it to see if it has any play possibly take off greade cap and see if any grease in bearing /
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