First, tell that freeloading liberal back seat driver to get out find his own ride!
Then if you still hear the noise, try to observe the following,
Do you feel any vibration or shuttering and the same time you hear the groan? Does the R/R side drop or dip when turning?
If not a simple but COMPLETE chasis lube should take care of it
If so you may have a binding suspension part caused by physical damage from a pothole or such. The offending part could be anything from a bad bushing to a slightly bent shock absorber (Damper) shaft
But in any case, have it checked out by a SUSPENSION pro, not just a greese monkey (like me).
Good luck, you picked a very nice car!
mine needed power steering fluid
It is most likely going to be the power steering fluid. Usually when your power steering fluid is low, the car will make a groaning or whining sound. Hope this helps!
yes it does just go buy a bottle of it and put it in the power terring tank under the bonnet
Check the level of the power steering fluid. A low level or no level of fluid will cause the groaning noise.
There is most likely a problem with your CV joints.
The 2012 Nissan NV-Passenger's turning circle is 45.2 ft..
The 2013 Nissan NV-Passenger's turning circle is 45.2 ft..
power steering fluid not filled?
Notchy feel when turning the steering wheel Noise from the pump area when wheels are turned Possible stiffness when turning steering wheel.
The front wheel bearing is bad. The sound will be more pronounced when turning one way but not the other. The bad bearing is on the side of the car opposite the turning since more weight is on that side of the car when turning.
Try turning the steering wheel whilst turning the key, most peugeots have a built in steering lock.
check power steering fluid level