What Causes the Abnormal Sound When Turning the Steering Wheel in Place?
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The reasons for abnormal sounds when turning the steering wheel in place are as follows: 1. Noise from the shock absorber plane bearing: If a sound is produced when lightly shaking the steering wheel in place, it is likely due to insufficient lubrication in the shock absorber's plane bearing. 2. Noise from the stabilizer bar: If the abnormal sound comes from below the steering wheel, it might be caused by the dust cover of the steering column. Lack of lubrication in the steering column dust cover can lead to friction sounds. 3. Noise from inside the steering wheel: If the abnormal sound originates from inside the steering wheel, the issue is most likely due to the steering wheel's clock spring (airbag coil).