What Causes the Squeaking Sound in the Pajero Steering Wheel?
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The reasons for the squeaking sound in the Pajero steering wheel: high friction in the steering column or lack of lubricating oil in the power steering system, which can be resolved by adding lubricating oil. Correct steering wheel operation can avoid turning the wheel while stationary; it's best to steer after the vehicle starts moving. Turning the wheel while stationary should only be used occasionally in special circumstances, such as when maneuvering out of a tight spot. After the vehicle is parked, the steering wheel should be returned to the center position to prevent the suspension system and tires from bearing unnecessary loads. The Pajero is an imported ORV (Off-Road Vehicle) introduced by Mitsubishi Motors Corporation of Japan. The Pajero is equipped with front 3-point ELR seat belts for the driver and front passenger, as well as dual front SRS airbags and side airbags. These airbags can deploy accurately when necessary and are unaffected by seat adjustments.