Loud vibration sound when making tight turns, i.e. getting into and out of parking spaces. what is the problem?

Typically you will hear clicking in the turns, such as when you pull in or out of a parking space, sometimes you just get a lot of vibration.

Most clicking/popping noises when turning indicate a bad ball joint in the front axle. The CV joint has a boot over it that will eventually rip, causing the grease inside to be slung out. Dirt and moisture will get in there and cause the smooth joint to pop when under stress, like turning.

It very well could be the strut.
smaller chance could be the CV axle.
Also have the splash guards/heat shields checked to make sure they are all tight in place.

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There is only danger when full locking as it causes strain on the steering pump seals .... hence the wierd loud noise ...

Here is somthing easy you can check although it does sound like the axle joints.

Check the power steering fluid and replace if low, also check for any slipping of the belt. I hope this helps, good luck

Start by listening and looking around engine compartment for leak.

have you looked into your cv joints if the are going our your car will make loud popping sounds on turns usually about 350 to get both sides fixed

Hi Ali,

This sounds like one or more of your motor/powerplant mounts is broken. Here is an easy test:

Have someone sit in the driver's sear with engine running and trans. in Park.
You stand in front with the hood open. Have them shift from Park to Reverse, and then Drive and back to Reverse and Park, taking time to stay in each gear and give some throttle while holding the brake pedal tight. This will rock or move the engine a certain amount as they shift through the gears and apply power lightly. It will move alot more violently with broken mounts.

If you have a clunking noise on Reverse shifts, you should be able reproduce this with the hood up and pinpoint the noise and/or sight the faulty motor mount with a friend's help. Good luck, I hope this puts you on the right track to fixing this annoying noise.

Sincerely, Tater Todd