Screeching and squealing when turming right???

[Col.T]

Shaun,
do the 3D's thing to eliminate wheel bearings 'cause that's easy. When I did a rear bearing there was no doubt. Could hear it over about 20K's..
In the disc brake assembly there are small pressed spring metal thingies (maybe just 'spring plates' or some such) that help keep the pads off the spinners. They can get out of position and cause a fairly high pitched squeal. It's not REAL loud but you can certainly hear it particularly when turning at slow speed. Pretty well silent in a straight line. Have you touched the brakes lately?
Your noise sounds more drastic than mine did/does but it's in the area and the turning adds to the similarity.
Luck
Col

[my third 256]

Was the bearing just loose or was the whole thing rooted?

was stuffed

[Shaun 4x4]

Turned out that the front left hub assembly managed to get mud, dirt and gravel in there which was causing the noise.
Also the brake guard was warped.
All cleaned out now and back to just the ordinary noises.

[Shaun 4x4]

Also thanks for your help on this one guys.

[my third 256]

good to hear you got it sorted out