What causes the steering wheel noise in Isuzu 100P?
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Isuzu 100P steering wheel noise issues could be caused by excessive clearance in the steering gear rack and pinion, or possibly excessive clearance in the universal drive assembly. The specific sound needs to be analyzed for accurate diagnosis. Such noise may also be related to the shock absorber pressure bearing, whose damage is primarily associated with driving habits. Precautions for steering wheel usage: Avoid turning the steering wheel while stationary; try to steer only after the vehicle is in motion. When parked, always return the steering wheel to the central position to prevent unnecessary load on the suspension system and tires. When making U-turns, try to avoid turning the steering wheel to its maximum lock position. We recommend visiting a 4S shop for inspection to identify and promptly resolve the issue. Correct steering wheel grip: Visualize the steering wheel as a clock face. The proper hand position is left hand between 9 and 10 o'clock, right hand between 3 and 4 o'clock. This posture provides better body support during collisions. Holding the wheel with just four fingers while keeping the thumb extended along the rim can be dangerous - if the wheel hits a rock or high curb, sudden wheel deflection might cause rapid rotation that could break your thumb.
