
Reasons for noise when turning the steering wheel left and right: 1. Sound from the turn signal reset: If the turn signal is activated while turning, the noise may come from the rebound clip of the turn signal's automatic reset mechanism. 2. Friction between plastic parts: The steering wheel is typically made of plastic components. In colder temperatures, plastic hardens and may produce friction sounds. 3. Abnormal noise from the steering wheel: If the noise originates inside the steering wheel, it is likely caused by the clock spring (spiral cable) of the airbag. Replacing the clock spring can resolve this issue. 4. Aging of the tie rod end ball joint: If the tie rod end ball joint is worn out, it can cause the steering wheel to vibrate and produce noise. In such cases, replacing the tie rod end ball joint and performing a wheel alignment afterward is usually necessary.


