What Causes the Squeaking Sound When Turning the Steering Wheel to the Limit?
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The reasons for the squeaking sound when turning the steering wheel to the limit are: 1. Friction between plastic components; 2. Abnormal noise from the steering wheel; 3. Aging of the steering tie rod ball joint; 4. Abnormal noise from the stabilizer bar; 5. Abnormal noise from the shock absorber plane bearing; 6. Steering gear failure; 7. Improper tension or aging of the power steering belt. Precautions for using the steering wheel include: 1. Do not remove both hands from the steering wheel simultaneously; 2. The amplitude and speed of steering wheel rotation should match the turning angle of the car and the vehicle speed; 3. Avoid turning the steering wheel when the car is stationary to prevent damage to the steering system and tire wear; 4. Keep the positions of the left and right hands on the steering wheel not too close to each other.