What Causes the Hissing Sound When Turning the Steering Wheel to Full Lock?
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The reason for the hissing sound when turning the steering wheel to full lock is a damaged power steering pump. The specific causes and solutions are as follows: Specific causes of the hissing sound when turning the steering wheel to full lock: When the pressure check valve of the power steering pump wears out, it fails to seal properly during the return of air. This results in a hissing sound when turning the steering wheel at large angles, and the steering effort may feel heavier than usual. Solutions for the hissing sound when turning the steering wheel to full lock: The power steering pump cannot be repaired. If the symptoms become severe, making the steering feel very heavy, it is necessary to replace the power steering pump.