My car is making a scraping noise on the right front when I apply brakes. Can someone tell me what's going on ??

The right front weel makes trouble noise when you drive

The right rear brake on my Granddaughters car was so worn that the pad jammed when turning backwards stopping any backwards motion. When going forward it did not jam and could be pushed or driven forward. Tell everyone that if you hear scraping noises when applying brakes to get them checked right away.

Whistling noise is pretty vague. There are several possibilities. The brakes could be the source of the noise. If they're 85% gone they should be replaced anyhow regardless of whether they are the source of the noise. Otherwise the noise will no longer be your biggest problem. Disc brakes do have what is called a worn pad indicator. This is simply a metal tab that scrapes the brake rotor, making an annoying, scraping noise until the brake pads are replaced.
Other than this, there are several possibilities. Where is the noise originating? Could it be wind noise coming from an ill fitted window seal? Vacuum hoses are another noise source, although they usually only whistle when decelerating or at idle.

is it a scraping noise or a clicking noise. a scraping noise could indicate a brake noise when turning have the brakes checked in the front. if its a clicking noise only when turning to the right then you may have a bad cv joint on the right half shaft. replace the half shaft assembly.

DONT drive it any more, except straight to the nearest brake shop.

Brakes can wear out in a year depending on the hardness of the pads fitted. Many are soft to prevent any squealing.

If your model has wear indicators fitted to the brakes, these will squeal or scrape when the brakes are worn.

If not, I think your brakes are possibly worn down to the metal. This has to be attended to ASAP.

The wobbling over 65mph indicates a front wheel balance is needed, and maybe an alignment. This would be fairly routine after a year of driving.

The ABS light may be a separate fault, or related to brake wear. Either way, don't ignore this. Brakes are not to be messed with.

The noises when turning left and right, in a FWD car, indicate your CV joints may be failing. The classic test is to get in a parking lot, and do slow circles at full lock, left then right, listening out the window. Clicking or grinding noises will indicate you probably need replacement front axles, about $150 parts plus labour.

Shop around.

Sounds like it might be the low brake pad indicator. A small flap of metal which is made to scrape the rotor when the brake pads reach a certain low level. When brackes are applied the noise typically quiets.
Check for worn front brake pads.

needs front brake job.will need atleast pads and rotorss replaced.

Probably a disc brake pad scraping on a warped rotor as it goes around. When you apply the brakes the warped rotor causes the car to pulse or shake as the rotor goes around and applies the brake unevenly. You need a front brake job.

You could be right with the wheel bearings. But first take the wheel off and check that nothing is scraping the rotor. Look all the way around the rotor. A suggestion will be that the brake pads have worn enough that the brake pad wear indicator is starting to scrape. Pry them back a little.

whoever did the rear brakes either did not replace the hardware kit and something came lose or something just came loose. either way has to come apart repair whats broken. did you replace the drums.