Sound of Rushing Air or Spraying Water when Turning Left

[saboltoothtiger]

A couple of days ago, my truck started making a sound when turning left at speeds between 10mph and 50mph. It sounds similar to that of rushing/blowing air or spraying water hitting the fender liner. It does this regardless if the driving conditions are wet or dry and sounds like it is right behind my glove box. This happened once last year (just over a year ago if I recall correctly), when the truck was stock. The sound ended up going away after while, but it just came back a couple of days ago.

Does anyone know what this sound is, have you experienced the sound/issue, and have you found a remedy?

 

[Asmara]

A couple of days ago, my truck started making a sound when turning left at speeds between 10mph and 50mph. It sounds similar to that of rushing/blowing air or spraying water hitting the fender liner. It does this regardless if the driving conditions are wet or dry and sounds like it is right behind my glove box. This happened once last year (just over a year ago if I recall correctly), when the truck was stock. The sound ended up going away after while, but it just came back a couple of days ago.

Does anyone know what this sound is, have you experienced the sound/issue, and have you found a remedy?

Check to see if your condensate drain is plugged. It could be slightly plugged, and the centrifugal force of the turn is helping to free a build-up of water. The water would come out on the left side. I wouldn't think you could hear it though but maybe.

 

[saboltoothtiger]

Turns out the condensate drain was clogged. Thanks, @Asmara. I blew some air up the drain tube and water started to pour out like a faucet.

Apparently, when turning left, the water sloshes up the right side of whatever is containing it and hits the fan for the A/C, which causes it to sound like rushing air or spraying water. When the fan isn’t on, there’s no sound.

 

[EricKabin]

Amazing, I gotta check it too, there's a weird sound on my truck, hope what I got is the same problem as yours