supercow

I've been having a problem with my wifes cavalier and I've been unable to solve it so far so I figured I'd post here before I start looking for cavalier site. When I went looking for jeep sites I wasn't too impressed. Those guys didn't know squat about their cars!

Anyways it's a 1999 z24 cavalier

Initially when you turned right it sounded like the car was going to come apart. Now it's down to a low hum and slight vibration in the steering wheel and pedals and only happens above 30 or 35 mph and only while turning right.

I've had the tires replace/balanced, alignment, new front drivers side wheel bearing, tie rod, ball joint, and rotor.

Any ideas?

Whiplash

Could be a problem with the power steering pump/belt.

BLK2KTIB

Wheel bearring....AGAIN!

I know you just changed it but it's either the other side now or the same one.

I sell these things day in and out. I even have the SKF part# memorized (BR930028K)

If you own a Cav/Sunfire count on changing

Front hub/wheel bearring

Brakes

Fuel pump/module.

supercow

I thought about that but wouldn't it happen at low speed as well?