What Causes the Abnormal Noise When Turning the Steering Wheel of a Compass While Stationary?
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When the Compass makes abnormal noises while turning the steering wheel in place, it is due to a malfunction in the vehicle's steering system. The source of the malfunction varies, leading to different types of noises, which require a step-by-step inspection. The specific reasons are as follows: Noise from the steering column dust cover: Whether the car is in motion or turning the steering wheel while stationary, this sound can be heard coming from below the steering wheel. In such cases, the steering column dust cover needs to be inspected. If the steering column dust cover lacks lubrication, it will produce a dry friction sound. Simply applying some grease to this area will eliminate the abnormal noise. Noise caused by interference from the clockspring: When the car turns the steering wheel while stationary, the sound comes from inside the steering wheel. This issue is mostly caused by interference from the clockspring inside the steering wheel, often due to damage to the clockspring, which requires timely replacement.