Thumping while making left turns

If it lessens when you turn right, the problem is likely on the right side. Is that the side that everything was replaced? Have you checked the tires for shifted belts or uneven wear? Take a look through this link:

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-car-tires-work

Also, do you feel the thumping more in the steering wheel or the seat/floor of the vehicle?

Let me know.

Joe

I replaced everything listed on the left side (driver side). I rotated tires and had no change. I feel it pretty evenly through wheel and floor and it is also very audible.

It feels like it is right under my feet.

I feel the problem is on the right side. When you turn right, the weight distribution changes on the suspension and drive axles, bearings, and so on. Turning right relieves weight from the right side and places it on the left. If the noise goes away when turning right, it's likely on that side because there is less weight on the right side during a right turn.

Does that make sense? LOL, I'm trying to explain but don't know if it is making sense.

Is the noise loud enough for you to record with your phone and upload for me to hear?

Let me know. Also, let me know if there is a humming sound that accompanies the thumping.

Take care,

Joe

Yeah, that makes a lot of sensor. The only reason I swapped parts on the left side is just because that's where the noise appears to be coming from. I have a recording I can upload it may not be the best of quality but it should give you an idea of what I am hearing.

It is a brief recording. I had my phone against the wheel while turning left into a parking lot to try to capture the noise. Excuse the exhaust and radio.

I believe I heard it when you let off the throttle. Please understand that it's difficult to be sure from a video, but if the tires have no flat spots and are worn evenly, I think it is related to the hub bearing. Does it get more pronounced if you turn left? Have you lifted the right front up to inspect the bearing for play?

Let me know.

Joe

I understand. Yes, that was the first thing I checked for. I put it on a family members lift and they recommended I replaced the parts I listed on the driver side. The right side bearing has absolutely no play at all and neither did the left. That's what's making me go nuts (lol) I can't find play. The faster you go and the more you turn left both effect the intensity of the noise. Another thing, the noise stops when the wheel is centered, anything left of center the noise clearly comes in to play.

I can't guarantee it, but I feel the right bearing is bad. If there are no tires issues, the brakes are good, and the sound changes with speed and turning, that is the most likely issue. Also, although there isn't play (which makes it more obvious), the bearing can be bad.

If you have access to a lift, it really isn't too difficult of a job. It simply requires a few tools and a little muscle. LOL

If you look at the attachments below, they provide the directions specific to your vehicle for replacement. Hopefully, they will help.

Take care and let me know if this helps. Also, let me know if this fixes the issue. I'm really interested in knowing.

Take care,

Joe

See pics below.

Will do. Thank you for your time.

Hi,

You are very welcome. I hope this takes care of the noise for you. I look forward to hearing from you.

Take care,

Joe

mine sounds identical to that i turn left and i hear it and feel it right under me i replaced the right-side wheel bearing and no change the cv joint looks perfect on the right side.

Hi,

How were the CV joints inspected? Also, have you checked suspension parts such as ball joints and control arm bushings?

Unfortunately, the prior person didn't respond back with an answer.

Let me know.

Joe