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How to Solve Steering Wheel Noise?

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ONadia

09/02/25 6:17am

Steering wheel noise can be resolved by: 1. Lubricating the steering column; 2. Refilling the power steering fluid; 3. Replacing the universal joint; 4. Replacing the chassis suspension stabilizer link bushings; 5. Replacing the plane bearing; 6. Replacing the power steering system. The function of the steering wheel is to control the direction of the vehicle by adjusting the steering wheels, enabling the car to move straight, turn left, or right. Causes of steering wheel noise include: 1. Power steering system malfunction; 2. Poor driving habits, such as excessive braking; 3. Abnormal wear on the brake disc or brake pads; 4. Unlubricated steering column causing high friction; 5. Insufficient power steering fluid; 6. Universal joint failure; 7. Aging chassis suspension stabilizer link bushings.

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Mabel

09/14/25 8:20am

I've encountered the issue of steering wheel noise several times. Common causes could be a loose or insufficiently lubricated universal joint in the steering column, which makes a clunking sound when turning; or worn-out clock springs inside the steering wheel, which produce a rustling noise, especially noticeable in winter when plastic hardens. For older cars with hydraulic power steering, the noise might come from a loose power steering pump belt. Another simple reason could be floor mats obstructing the steering column—just bend down and check. I recommend first trying to turn the steering wheel while stationary to locate the sound. Steering issues shouldn't be delayed; take it to a repair shop early and have the mechanic lift the car to inspect the tie rods and ball joints. Ignoring these small problems could lead to steering failures over time, resulting in more expensive repairs. Safety first—don't cut corners for convenience.

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