Strange noise occurs when turning

[Clutch Cargo]

After I drive for a good 15-20 miles I begin to hear a "whoa-whoa-whoa", warping sound when I make turns. Had my whole front end steering done think maybe it was that but the sound appears to come from the rear of the car. Can't tell if it appears due to mileage or heat after driving awhile. It has been going on for years but I can't seem to see/find any ill effects because of this. From an AI research, it is suggesting it might be a rear differential? Thoughts? What should I ask when I take it to a mechanic?

 

[ttocs]

does it matter speed or rpms?

 

[shovel]

not a ton to go from here, can you record it? could be a wheel bearing, could be a bent brake dust shield barely touching the rotor, could be failing differential, could be you're listening to watsky..

 

[RAU03MACH]

carriage bearing is slowly out the door
if you do not know how to work on rear ends
take it to shop that dose
i have seen many rear ends fail from that sound
can you feel it in the center line while driving and turning corners

 

[Clutch Cargo]

Thx for the reply guys. No, it does not appear to be based on speed or RPM's. Only maybe time or distance. Maybe that causes the issue to heat up? I have thought about trying to record it (can recordings be attached here). Like I said, been going on for years. Drove to Las Vegas a few years back and the sound was very present when I did pull off the highway after a 100 miles for some lunch. But after lunch (after some time), the sound is gone. It usually happens like when I turn fairly sharply or into a parking spot. Not simple turns or sways when driving. I definitely won't work on this myself. Figure I will let it "heat-up" and then pull into my mechanic's location so they can hear it.

 

[96blak54]

Low power steering fluid? Check the steering pump fluids. Low fluid would create the type of sound you describe. A failing steering pump will create the same sound regardless of fluid levels