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How to Solve the Steering Wheel Noise Issue in Sagitar?

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DiDante
07/29/25 8:25pm
Sagitar steering wheel noise solutions are as follows: 1. If noise occurs during steering, it may be due to issues with the thrust bearing or suspension, requiring inspection at a 4S shop. 2. If the thrust bearing is faulty, noise will occur when turning, and replacing the thrust bearing is necessary. Here’s some related information: Vehicles have dust covers on the strut mounts to prevent dust from entering the thrust bearing. Excessive dust inside the thrust bearing can lead to poor lubrication, eventually causing noise over time.
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