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Very loud sqeal upon driving and movement upon turning the wheels, noise only coming from passenger front side of a 2004 stratus

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Sounds like the power steering pump bearings might be u/s does this happen when you are stationary as well??

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Sounds like powersteering pump,or rack and pinion,check fluid level

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