need help with my g any ideas what could be causing this noise a screech when turning passenger wheel only went up a curb recently cuz of snow and ever since then every time i turn wheel makes a noise got a video but wont let me post here
found video

 

Did you remove the wheel to visually inspect the area? How hard was the impact to the curb? AWD?

My first guess was the brake dust shield hitting the brake rotor, but, based on the video, it sounds like the control arms (or bushings) are binding due to the "creaking" sound. Without a visual inspection we are all flying blind here. I'd recommend you pull the wheel and check the control arms/ end links/ all suspension pieces. Manipulate, by hand, to try narrowing down the culprit.

You have a nice ride there. I am sure it is nothing serious... Good luck and plz keep us updated.

 

hey thanks for the help i recently changed my swaybar links thinking it would fix the problem but it still continue and i have taken the wheel off and put it on jack stands but when i do turn the wheel with the car jacked it does not make the noise anymore im guessing only when weight is on the suspension

 

Again, how hard was the impact and is your car AWD? Are you able to determine if the "creaking" noise occurs while the wheel is in rotation OR when the suspension travels up and down? In other words, rotational or reciprocal? If the former than you focus on the wheel/ hub whereas the latter you focus on the suspension components. I am still leaning toward the control arm (likely lower) might have gotten tweaked in the impact.

 

i have an awd the impact was decently at a good speed like 15/20mph car went up the curb passenger side and yes everytime i angle the wheel it makes the noise

 

If the noise is rotational then you'll have to inspect the wheel bearing/ hub assembly, the brake dust shield, CV joints, etc. I wish I had a more detailed suggestions but this is one of those "get your hands in there" deals.

Perhaps others will have additional insight.

Good luck and plz update.