vehicle makes a whiring noise when turning and excellerating. is this to do with power steering fluid?

Asked by discovery Nov 14, 2012 at 07:55 AM about the 1994 Land Rover Discovery

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John answered 11 years ago

it could, whirl, whine, have you checked the fluid? the pumps often go bad and leak. check all your fluids, and have someone car running, turn the wheel, while car is still, and you outside, hood open, can you tell if the noise is louder/worse when the wheels turn? as to when the wheels are still?

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Roverfan answered 10 years ago

I have a Disco 1, it was the bearings on the AC pump pulley.

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