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What Causes the Steering Wheel Noise in the 10th Generation Accord?

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Savannah

09/03/25 4:48am

Introduction to the causes of steering wheel noise in the 10th Generation Accord: Noise from a damaged turn signal switch spring: This is an internal sound from the car. If the noise occurs only after activating the turn signal switch and then turning the steering wheel, it is the sound from the return spring of the turn signal auto-return mechanism. This sound is normal. Such a design is for the convenience of the driver. Noise from the steering column dust cover: Check the steering column dust cover. If the dust cover lacks lubrication, it will produce a dry friction sound. Applying some grease inside the dust cover will eliminate this noise. Noise from a loose stabilizer bar bushing: Check if the stabilizer bar bushing shows signs of loosening or damage. If the stabilizer bar bushing is loose or damaged, it will not only make noise when turning the steering wheel but also produce sounds when driving on uneven roads. Aging or loosening of the stabilizer bar bushing can be resolved by adding shims, but if it is damaged, replacement is necessary.

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Mackenzie

09/15/25 6:21am

I've been driving this 10th-gen Accord for over a year, and recently the steering wheel has been making creaking noises when turning, especially noticeable during low-speed maneuvers. At first, I thought it was just the new car breaking in, but then I noticed the sound gets more screechy in cold weather. After some research, I found that the steering column dust boot is most prone to issues - when the rubber sleeve ages, the internal lubrication becomes insufficient. Also, the clock spring (spiral cable) is another wear-prone component; tangled wiring for the horn and airbag can cause clicking sounds too. I remember during a dealership service, the technician mentioned that worn ball joints in the steering linkage can transmit abnormal noises to the wheel. Try pressing different areas of the stationary steering wheel to reproduce the noise - this helps pinpoint the source. Better address it soon; my friend delayed fixing his steering wheel noise and ended up spending nearly 2,000 yuan replacing the entire steering column last week.

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