What causes the steering noise when turning in Volkswagen Sagitar?

[WilliamLynn]

Volkswagen Sagitar steering noise when turning may be caused by: friction between plastic components, noise when the steering wheel is turned to the limit, aging of the steering tie rod ball joint, or noise from the stabilizer bar. The specific reasons are detailed below: Friction between plastic components: Since the steering wheel is usually made of plastic parts, if the temperature drops, the plastic may harden, naturally leading to friction noise. Noise from the steering wheel: If the noise comes from inside the steering wheel, the issue is most likely caused by the clock spring (spiral cable) of the airbag. Aging of the steering tie rod ball joint: If the steering tie rod ball joint ages, it can cause the car's steering wheel to shake and produce noise. In such cases, the steering tie rod ball joint usually needs to be replaced, followed by a four-wheel alignment.