What Causes the Abnormal Noise When Turning the Steering Wheel to the Full Lock Position While Reversing?
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Possible causes include issues with the chassis ball joints or control arms, gaps between the steering knuckle and bearings, damaged brake pads, or turning the steering wheel to the full lock position. The correct method for steering is as follows: 1. Avoid turning the steering wheel while the vehicle is stationary. Try to steer only after the vehicle starts moving. Turning the wheel while stationary should only be used occasionally in special circumstances, such as when maneuvering out of a parking space. 2. After the vehicle comes to a stop, return the steering wheel to the central position to prevent unnecessary load on the suspension system and tires. 3. When making a U-turn, try to avoid turning the steering wheel to the full lock position.