whining noise when I turn my steeling wheel

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Asked by Chris Feb 21, 2014 at 11:25 PM about the 2000 Ford Mustang Convertible RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

so my 2000 mustang makes a whining noise as well when I turn the steering wheel, it is
at its worst when when I am turning the steering wheel but I can still hear it if I get close
the engine were the steering pump is located. A mechanic I know wasn't worried about it
and said it was because there was a little bit of air in the power steering fluid, getting rid of
some of the air helped but it did not get rid of it though. any ideas?

2 Answers

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@Js08016 thanks for the reply, it has all the correct fluid at the correct levels.

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Loose belt or check alternator. It could be weak battery causing alternator to work harder.

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