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09 Hybrid LOUD squealing noise in reverse with wheel turned

Old Jun 16, 2020 | 10:40 AM
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Default 09 Hybrid LOUD squealing noise in reverse with wheel turned

Hello,
First time poster, attempted to find this problem with search but I either suck or it's hidden and obscure.
I have a 09 Civic Hybrid that's around 92k miles that makes a kind of metal scraping light (audible) sound from behind the front left (drivers) wheel but only when the car is in motion. The sound goes away when I step on the brakes.
When I put the car into reverse and turn the wheel the sound changes to a very loud squealing sound and goes away if I stop moving or straighten the wheel, goes back to the sound mentioned above.

I removed the wheel and checked under the car from what I can tell everything is fairly tight.
The brake pads may be getting close to needing to be replaced. The rotors look good, no signs of excessive wear.
The boots I could find all look good, no cracks and still flex just fine, not dry.
I shook a few of the parts there like the sway bar and links and what not, everything feels relatively tight.

Any idea what could be causing this or what to look at? The car is so old I don't want to put a lot of money into it. I'm think of replacing the brake pads as it could be causing the problem of the metal scraping per other things I have read.

Thank you in advance for any assistance and/or ideas!
 
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