05 hemi- Squealing noise when turning after driving at least 20 miles

[Kellycatwork]

Hello, first time posting so please be patient. I have an 05 dodge hemi 5.7 (not 4x4) with 250,000 miles. Squealing noise coming from the front when turning the wheel BUT only after the truck has been driven for at least 20 miles. I really notice it when I get to work (60 miles) when I pull into the parking garage and make the turns, right or left. It is a deep sounding squealing noise, almost like rubber rubbing on rubber. I thought it was a bad bearing in the wheel hub because one side was hotter than the other after driving but obviously it is not because it is still doing it. Due to wear and tear and popping sounds, we recently replaced the Upper control Arms, Left outer Tie Rod, Front Shocks and Sway bar and now the passenger side wheel hub. The squealing noise was there before replacing these parts. The mechanic never heard the sound. No steering issue. Any help would be appreciated. I searched through the forums but could not find one that related to the squealing issue after truck is hot. It does NOT do this when truck is cold or when I first start driving it.

 

[TERRY G ABNEY]

belts squeal when rubbing or old , bearings roar when going out ,,what are you calling a squealing sound ?

 

[Kellycatwork]

It is a whining/squealing sound when you turn the tires but only after truck heats up (at least 30 minutes). It almost sounds like the tire is rubbing on something but it isn't. If you had audio upload, I could send it.lol. It makes the sound turning either right or left but stops after you straighten the wheel. It sounds like it is coming from the front passenger side.

 

[Karlsweg]

Power steering pump or belt is slipping on pulleys

 

[CostaRam]

If the squealing sound is the same if you hold the steering wheel full right ot left then it's the pump
Belt noise comes usually when the belt is slipping with cold engine, but it can be the oposite and start after the engine is at operation temp
If the rires are rubbing the noise is more a low pitch vibration than squealing
Chris

 

[Kellycatwork]

Ok. Going to check the belt today and will let you know. thanks.

 

[Sasquatchtdg]

If you take the belt off try spinning your power steering pump and other belt driven devices while you're at it.

 

[Marley]

I believe the power steering pump is the culprit.