What causes the creaking sound when turning the Audi A6L?

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JosephMarie
07/30/25 10:51am
Audi A6L produces a creaking sound when turning due to the following reasons: 1. Noise caused by the front wheel steering knuckle (such as the half-shaft ball cage, etc.): Damaged steering components can lead to abnormal sounds. 2. Noise caused by tire deformation: Deformation or severe wear. 3. Noise caused by the front wheel bearings: Wear or lack of lubrication. 4. Noise caused by chassis suspension components: Such as ball joints, tie rods, etc. 5. Noise from the front drive system: In four-wheel drive systems, noise can be caused by internal components of the front differential or lack of lubrication. 6. Noise from the power steering or steering system components: Abnormal steering system components or lack of lubrication.
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