Could also be just low on Power Steering fluid.
Another possiblity is that if it is a clicking sound while moving, you could have a pair of worn out CV joints.
And one last possiblity is that if it is a moaning/groaning type sound while moving, I'd think about wheel bearings.
NOTE: this highlights the importance of providing more details, like describing the sound(!), when asking questions. It helps 'focus' the list of possibile causes.
AnswerBad power steering pump, loose or worn belt.
A few things could be causing a grinding sound when turning. It could be a cv axle, ball joint, tie rod end, or bracket pin steering.
Possible causes of popping/grinding noises when turning:Wheel bearingsCV joint / axleBrakesSee "Related Questions" below for more
Could be a tired power steering pump.
A loose steering belt could be the problem and so could worn out pump bearings. You could go to the Internet and type in buzzle.com Hope this helped.the website will tell you how to check your car and help guide you.
Stampedes could be caused by rattlesnakes or loud noises.
Stampedes could be caused by rattlesnakes or loud noises.
Could be you are low on Power Steering Fluid. My 97 Villager seems to need it every 6-7 months. My van will make noises around corners (or hard steering) even if the level is "full". I fill it to the top and all the noises go away (at least for 6-7 months).
Usually if this pump makes noises it means that it could be low on fluid or the bearings are worn and needs to be replaced.
could be your steering is messed up for the turning. but for the transmission you could have blown piston
It could be low fluid in the power steering pump.
could be where your power steering fluid is cold and thick
The power steering pump is working hard and the engine is only idling. It could be the harmonic balancer