What Causes the Steering Wheel Noise When Reversing in a BMW 3 Series?
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BMW 3 Series steering wheel noise when reversing is caused by insufficient lubrication in the screws inside the steering wheel or potential failure of the steering gear. Below are the reasons and solutions for the steering wheel noise when stationary in a BMW 3 Series: Insufficient Lubrication in Screws: If there is insufficient lubrication in the screws inside the steering wheel, the steering wheel cover needs to be removed to add lubricant. Steering Gear Failure: The steering gear may have failed. Normally, if the steering wheel is turned too far during steering, it puts a greater load on the steering gear, leading to severe wear and resulting noise. It is recommended to inspect and replace the faulty parts. Coupler Oil Not Replaced: If the coupler oil has not been replaced for a long time, it can easily cause imbalance or shaking. It is recommended to check whether it needs to be replaced.