How to Perform a Self-Check for Steering Wheel Vibration?
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Methods for self-checking steering wheel vibration: Check if the vehicle's bearings are loose; inspect if the ball joints of the bracket are loose. The causes and solutions for steering wheel vibration are as follows: 1. Idle vibration: Loose steering wheel bolts or rubber bushings. The issue of vibration at idle is relatively minor and can be resolved on your own. Solution: Tighten the bolts or rubber bushings. 2. Vibration during driving: When dynamic balance is abnormal, the tires become unbalanced and jump during driving. Since the steering wheel is connected to the tires, the force is transmitted to the steering wheel through the drive shaft, making steering wheel vibration a signal of abnormal dynamic balance. Solution: It is necessary to go to a 4S shop or repair shop for inspection and repair.