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I have searched for an answer for this in previous posts thru the search engine without success. I developed a new sound in the front end of my 1991 Lumina Euro 3.1. On a right hand turn I get a sound of grinding sheet metal. It only happens on a right hand turn and doesn't matter how little the wheel is turned the sound is there. I have been under both sides of the vehicle and had both wheels off looking for the source with no luck. The only recent thing that had been done to the car is a front end alignment and new front tires. Any assistance in this problem is appreciated.
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Re: Right turn grind
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could it be a cv joint
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Re: Right turn grind
Does the car have to be rolling for it to do it or will it do it parked and turning ?? If it is only rolling, check the metal backing plate behind the rotor to be scraping the rotor. Also could be a hub bearing assy. If it does it parked, i'd also look at the spring, strut assy. and strut plate assy. on top of spring. Hope this helps.
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Re: Right turn grind
Have run into this before and took forever to find. Check the starter, you may find the drive gear is loose and sliding out and hitting the flywheel on right turns. If this is the problem you'll need to replace the starter.
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Re: Right turn grind
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At first I thought hub bearing or something like that, but it didn't react to steering one way or the other like usual. And sometimes it wasn't there at all...then would suddenly start doing it. After driving it a while I realized the rumble coincided with the cycling of the A/C compressor...whenever it was on, the noise stopped, off, it began doing it. after checking the compressor pulley bearing and finding it seemed fine, only other answer was the radiator fan.... Motor bearing was cooked, but fan was still working. When on, the fan's thrust pulled the shaft forward, into a position where it ran quiet. When off, and windmilling in the moving air at speeds above 40 mph, it rumbled like hell, being pushed back into the bad spot on the bearing face...
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