What Causes the Steering Wheel Noise in the 10th Generation Accord?
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Introduction to the causes of steering wheel noise in the 10th Generation Accord: 1. Noise from a damaged turn signal return spring: This sound originates from inside the car. If the noise occurs only after using the turn signal and then turning the steering wheel, it is likely the sound from the return spring of the turn signal auto-return mechanism, which is normal. This design is for the convenience of the driver. 2. Noise from the steering column dust cover: Check the steering column dust cover. A lack of lubrication in the dust cover can cause dry friction noise. Applying some grease inside the dust cover will eliminate this sound. 3. Noise from a loose stabilizer bar bushing: Inspect the stabilizer bar bushing for any signs of looseness or damage. If the bushing is loose or damaged, it will not only make noise when turning the steering wheel but also when driving over uneven roads. A loose or aged stabilizer bar bushing can be fixed by adding shims, but if it is damaged, replacement is necessary.