When i turn to the left there is a grinding sound, even going straight the sound is there, got any ideas?

If it did not have oil it would make the noise going straight. Check your brakes and the wheel bearings for play. Oil should be a GL5 70-90 wt gear oil.

Hi,

The grinding noise could be indicative that the brake pads have worn off and the metal backing is grinding with the brake disc. This is further supported by the emergency brake light indicator which would illuminate (even when emergency/park brake is not engaged) when the brake fluid is low or the pads are too thin or gone (as in your probable case). Even though the grinding sound is only on the left side, it would be to your advantage to repalce both sides. Additionally, pls have the disc themselves checked as they may need re-surfacing.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards.

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sounds like a strut mount

Hi there, it sounds like your cv joint is worn, have a mechanic look to confirm and have them replaced

could be wheel bearing
check to see if noise is worse turning left or right
the side with most noise should get checked by mechanic

SOUNDS LIKE A FROZEN BRAKE CALIPER OR WHEEL BEARING. GOING MABEY WHOLE CV JOINT.

sounds like maybe your wheel bearing is going out

could be wheel bearing universal joint or simply a load of dirt or rust around the brake disc. I would think its a wheel bearing though

ok you have a bad right front wheel bearing by what you are describing

sounds like a possible wheel bearing issue or brake pad issue!!! i would definatly have this looked at, but in the meantime, make sure that it isnt just a backing plate contacting the rotor ...hope this was helpful!!