1991 Toyota Camry front end whining when I rev or turn

Whining would be the pump or low fluid. Squealing would be a loose belt.

The engine will have to be removed and inspected, to find out what has happened. Big expense, may need replacement engine.

Whining noise is probably in one of the pulleys or belts. Probably the power steering. And the popping is probably CV axles.

please check your steering fluid level. or check its condition. when steering pumps start to get older whining noise can be heard in time. (especially in cold weather, it cause fluid gets thicker)this is due to wearing internal elements it is getting harder to pump fluid or hold pressure at a level.

learn to live with it until it fails(until it start to leak) and try not to turn your steering wheel to right end of its rotations.

Power steering pumps whine when they are low on fluid, or if they are goin bad. Serpentine belts also whine in cold weather or when they are goin bad. Tru spraying just a little WD40 on the belts when its running, if it goes away, you should be thinking about a new belt. If nothing changes, check the power steering fluid, if its full, take to a mechanic

sounds like possibly the starter is working but the gear it meshs with (Flywheel) may have missing teeth in it, explaining the whining noise you are hearing from the starter not making gear contact. When you left home all was well but when you went to leave work the flywheel is in a different position and is causing no contact to start the engine. Hope this helps

Mate.Check the power steering fluid.It usually lets out a scream when it's low.Hope this helps

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Bad bearing it seems. Sooner or later the whine will stay if its the bearing going bad

if its a loud, roaring sound then maybe wheel berrings...gl