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Re: Honda accord roar when driving and clickg as i turn...
You need to have your wheel bearing replaced, you will have to find out what one, but it is a good idea to replace both bearings on the end of the car that has the problem.
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Roar can often be associated with failing wheel bearings, but they usually don't cause severe vibration, maybe a little bit when turning. Vibration in the drive train is most often associated with struts and/or CV shafts/joints going bad. If you are sure the struts and strut mounts are good, then I'd have the CV joints looked at.
It sounds like you have a bad CV axle, that is the clicking/popping sound you are hearing when you turn, and a bad wheel bearing, that is the roaring sound that you are hearing.
Rear differential fluid deterioration causes a moan/vibration noise when turning left or right. Try flushing the rear diff with honda dual pump fluid and see what happens. As far as the roaring sound on deceleration this could be in the Transmision or Transfer case. I would go to your local Honda dealer and have a qualified technician go on a test drive with you. Some noises can be difficult to diagnose.
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