Can you turn a wheel left/right by hand after you have the car jacked up? Because I can't turn it. The left wheel turned freely but not the right wheel.

Note. I did not use the steering wheel to turned it.

 

If one wheel can turn freely, the other is not, what problems do I have?

 

Do you mean you can't spin the wheel or you can't turn it side to side?

 

I can't turn it side to side. It's hard to do so, and it won't turn as much.

 

Could be a tie rod end, ball joint or a strut mount. Something like that possibly? Is it causing any problems with your steering?

 

I created a thread on this forum not long ago. It's about my car like to jerk (like the wheel suddenly got locked for a second) when it's turning, and when changing gears. It only jerk like that when turning (sharp turn corners only), but not usually on a straight road.

I still have that problem, plus I sometime feel like the car hop in a weird way when driving on a rough road (It feel like I'm driving on a flat tire).

Other than that, the car turned fine, no unusually noises.

Some people said I have a transmission problem, or differential problem that caused my car to jerk but I don't think it's that. My car only jerk when it's turning, and changing gears so it has to be the cv joint, wheel bearing, suspension, or steering system.

I thought I have a bad wheel bearing, but it does not appear to be that. Instead I found out the right wheel is not turning. It won't turn as much, and turn freely like the left wheel.

 

I'm thinking the right axle cv joint is going out. It causes the car to jerk and the wheel hard to turn.

What do you think?

 

I'm not sure if the CV would cause a hard steer, but like I always say, anything is possible.

 

Yes, it is hard to believe a bad CV joint with no grease would cause that. I'm sort of read that from another forum.

The next possible thing I can thing of is the steering system like a tie rod that causes a wheel not to turn (left/right/straight) property.
On a straight way, if one wheel is going straight (straight direction), the other is going/pointing to the inner side, that would cause my car to hop, and I sometime feel like I'm running on a flat tire, but this does not explain why my car jerk when turning, plus my car does not pull to a side like if I have bad alignment.

Like you said "anything is possible".
I just need to link them together. One problem caused all.
I will have them check out.

Thank you.