Just want to verify. I hear a chu chu sound when I turn right go uphill and sometimes just going straight or when the ground is wet. From other threads I read I should suspect the axle. It sounds like it is the driver side and I want to verify that is the one that would make the noise when I turn right.

 

Don't rule out a wheel bearing

 

Have kids? Might be that toy train rolling back and forth when you turn...

 

I wouldn't rule out a train either. I've been around enough of them to know they definitely make a "choo choo" sound.

 

It could also be as simple as the rotor dust shield. It is easily bent but that should give a constant noise. Bearing is an item I would check before going to the axel but I dont know how much time the axel, if it is that, has left in its life.

 

I raised the wheel and tried to see if i get any rocking motion but it seems solid so I assume it is not the bearing.
Actually sound like a toy train when i hear it

Anyways nobody answered the question and verified that turning right means it is the driver side half-shaft.