- Worn CV axle: The CV axle, also known as the driveshaft, is responsible for transmitting power from the transmission to the wheels. If the CV axle is worn, it can cause a popping noise when turning, especially at low speeds.
- Bad wheel bearing: The wheel bearing is a critical component that allows the wheel to rotate smoothly. If the wheel bearing is damaged or worn, it can create a popping noise when the wheel turns.
- Loose or worn suspension components: The suspension system includes various components such as control arms, ball joints, and tie rods, which work together to keep the wheels in place and allow them to move smoothly. If any of these components are loose, worn, or damaged, it can cause a popping noise when turning.
- Failed sway bar links: The sway bars help to keep the vehicle stable when turning and reduce body roll. If the sway bar links are broken or worn, it can cause a popping noise when turning.
