What Causes the Steering Gear Noise in BYD Vehicles?
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BYD steering gear noise may be caused by the following reasons: Lack of lubricating oil: The screws inside the steering wheel lack lubricating oil. This requires removing the steering wheel cover and adding lubricating oil inside, which should allow smooth movement on the tracks and shafts. Over-turning the steering wheel: The steering gear may also malfunction. Normally, if the steering wheel is turned too sharply during steering, it places a greater load on the steering gear, leading to severe wear and resulting noise. It is recommended to inspect and replace the components. Insufficient tire pressure: Uneven tire pressure in the left front or right front tires can cause the car to pull to one side, leading to unbalanced wheel bearings, misaligned steering gear, and resulting noise and deviation.