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.
mine needed power steering fluid
Are you sure the noise isn't in the front. Sounds like a right front wheel bearing,which is a common problem on these vans.
A groaning noise when turning in circles in your Ford Explorer could indicate issues with the power steering system, such as low fluid levels or a failing power steering pump. It might also be related to worn-out suspension components or CV joints, which can create noise during sharp turns. Additionally, if the tires are rubbing against the wheel wells or suspension parts, that could also produce a groaning sound. It's advisable to have a mechanic inspect the vehicle to diagnose and address the issue properly.
Probably the best description of how the TARDIS sounds when it materializes or dematerializes is that it makes a wheezing, groaning noise that goes in a cycle. A video of that sound is below...
Check the level of the power steering fluid. A low level or no level of fluid will cause the groaning noise.
yes it does just go buy a bottle of it and put it in the power terring tank under the bonnet
If the Honda Accord makes a groaning noise when reversing the can be caused by bad hub bearings. Hub bearings are what allow the car's wheels to spin, if gone bad they can cause wheels to come fully off the vehicle.
tie rod
sounds like a wheel bearing.
You have to locate the source of the noise then repost your findings.
Wheel bearings or u joints
Excessive velocity