What Causes the Clicking Sound When Reversing and Turning the Steering Wheel?
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Here are the possible reasons for abnormal noise when reversing and turning the steering wheel: 1. There might be an issue with the ball joints or control arms in the chassis. 2. It could be caused by a gap between the steering knuckle and the bearing. 3. The brake pads might be damaged. 4. The steering wheel is turned too tightly. Here are some methods to solve the abnormal noise: Apply a thin layer of lubricant to the parts where the brake pads connect with the brake caliper bracket. This can help alleviate the issue to some extent. Important note: When applying the lubricant, make sure not to get it on the friction surface of the brake pads or the brake disc, as this could negatively affect braking performance.