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What Causes Loud Noise After Replacing the Steering Gear?

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MartinLynn
07/30/25 9:17am
Reasons and solutions for loud noise after replacing the steering gear are as follows: When the intake manifold leaks: The engine will produce noise during idle operation, and the noise will intensify as the engine speed increases; when the exhaust manifold leaks, a detonation sound can be heard during engine acceleration. Solution: Inspect and repair the intake manifold. Damage to the pressure bearing: Damage to the pressure bearing is mainly related to driving habits. Solution: Avoid turning the steering wheel while the vehicle is stationary, try to steer only after the vehicle is in motion, and return the steering wheel to the central position after the vehicle comes to a complete stop.
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