2003 Ford Mustang "car makes loud noise steering" Questions

makes a loud whinning noise, and when I turn it, the powersteering fluid seems to leak out? You have a bad Power steering Pressure hose. The whine is a lack of power steering fluid at the rack, and to

makes this loud grinding dragging sound upon pressing the gas pedal when there is any weight in the back. noise stops when I release accelerator or push in clutch. recently I've had new shocks, struts

...makes noise, it is probably a mechanical problem. I want to say a product called Lube Guard has a line of oils which help reduce noise. There are different formulas for steering, trans, differential ...

...makes a loud hi pitch noise. when u take the belt off it stops. i replaced the tensi,belt,alter,and water pump with new ones and it stopped. for about 10 miles and it started again got any idea. i ...

...a very loud noise. After I turn the car off it smells as if something is burning. Could it just be the fluid is low? yes power steering is most likely very low , repair leak , as the fluid is ...

...makes a very loud noise when doing low speed turns with full or nearly full lock - noise is hard to describe not a whine more like a short loud grumbling (loud enough to turn heads)! Been like this ...

...makes loud squeaking noises. What can be done to correct this problem? The rubber "boot" at the firewall is chafing on the steering shaft. Spray shaft with silicone lube, then turn the steering wheel ...

MAKES A LOUD WHISTLE NOISE AFTER CAR HAS WARMED UP.STOPS WHEN I TURN A CORNER. Check your power steering fluid reservoir. check out your power steering fliud and pump. make sure all of you belt driven

...makes a loud whinging noise, it gets louder when I'm turning. Even when I'm stopped and just turn the steering wheel back and forth. It's so loud. Bad steering rack & or ...

...car makes a terrible, loud whirring noise when the engine is started from cold. After driving it enough for the engine to warm up it usually goes away. Does anyone know the cause? The first thing to ...