What Causes the Steering Wheel to Make a Clicking Sound When Slightly Shaken Left and Right?
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When the steering wheel makes a clicking sound upon slight shaking left and right, it could be due to the following reasons: 1. Shock absorber malfunction: The noise may come from the shock absorber's plane bearing. It is recommended to disassemble the shock absorber to check for debris or consult a professional for repair. 2. Stabilizer bar malfunction: If the noise originates from the stabilizer bar, try rotating it back and forth or applying some lubricant. If the issue persists, disassembly and repair may be necessary. 3. Steering column malfunction: Noise from the steering column's dust cover can often be resolved by cleaning the dust cover. 4. Steering wheel malfunction: If the noise is coming from inside the steering wheel, the steering wheel may need repair.