BMW 318 E36 rear suspention

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Hi, I,m assuming yours is an E36 model, in which case the main fuse box is under the bonnet , facing the car at the front the fuse box should be situated on the right hand side close to the bulkhead, ( black plastic cover over fuses )

The wheels is probably touching the chassis when you turn left or maybe a CV joint.

power steer belt/tensioners always break, but could also be down on power steer fluid (leaking on driveway?)

the ecu for this model on a right hand drive car, is under the glove box bottom pannel, remove this pannel and it will be up on the left hand side it will have a black plug type connector it is awkward to get to if you want to remove it though

The ABS relay on the E36 316 compact is the red relay in the fuse box, which as u look under the bonnet is on the right hand side towards the back of the engine bay. If that is of any help to you?

No, as far as I now there are no panels, doors, bonnet/hood, boot/trunk the same between the 2 door E36 Coupe & the four door E36 Saloon!

think u will find its a wheel bearing

check fuse?
relay of fuel pump?(in the separate box beside the fuse box?
is the current on fuel pump?under seat in back,right side,take of cover,black,find connector with biggest wiring,other with fine cable is fuel meter,
with back seat away and cover open,when starting,no doupt,you should hear the pump,
if all ok,
check ignition coils,but,it would seem bizarre they all four brake down in one shot,
fuse box,check power,
and....also check relay under stering wheel,is fo alarm,but...aso happens....
good luck...

It could be your subframe as well big problem with E36's. Also you can check your Rear Shock Mounts in the trunk by removing the carpet, they are under the speakers. Also check your brake pads, the little shim could have fallen off causing your brake pad to rattle over bumps. And check all your heat shields.