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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / October 2005

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front noise when turning on a '92

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bigbran - 17 Oct 2005 02:40 GMT
when i turn to the left even just a little sounds like the wheel is
rubbing. could it be the berrings, the arm,or what?
Ulysses - 20 Oct 2005 17:49 GMT
> when i turn to the left even just a little sounds like the wheel is
> rubbing. could it be the berrings, the arm,or what?

Assuming the wheels are not falling off (jack it up and check for play) then
I'd check the power steering fluid level.
sjwoody - 20 Oct 2005 22:37 GMT
"" wrote:
> when i turn to the left even just a little sounds like the
> wheel is
> rubbing. could it be the berrings, the arm,or what?

A couple of things come to mind. First I’d check the brakes and
replace them if worn. A more likely source of the sound would be a
loose wheel bearing, or, if 4WD, I’ve heard of a seal, where the axle
shaft goes into the hub, being the source of the noise. If so, spray
some silicone spray in this area (outboard of the u-joint, next to the
hub) to see if the noise temporarily goes away. Don’t get any of the
spray onto the brakes!!!
 
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