What causes slight jerking in the steering wheel?
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The reasons for slight jerking in the steering wheel are as follows: 1. Insufficient power steering fluid: If there is jerking when turning the wheel, it may be due to dirty power steering fluid. 2. Low tire pressure: Insufficient tire pressure increases the contact area between the tire and the road surface, causing greater friction and making steering more difficult, resulting in slight jerking in the steering wheel, which is detrimental to driving safety. In this case, the tire pressure should be replenished promptly. 3. Overly tight bearing fit: A rolling bearing connected to the steering system may also be too tightly fitted with sliding bearings, preventing proper lubrication and leading to jerking. 4. Power steering system issues: The steering wheel and power steering system are closely related, so when there is slight jerking in the steering wheel, it may be due to poor electrical contact or other problems within the power steering system.