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What Causes the Steering Wheel to Make Noise When Turning in the Geely Boyue?

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AliceDella

07/29/25 9:46pm

Here are the reasons why the Geely Boyue's steering wheel may make noise when turning: 1. Sound from the turn signal rebound clip; 2. Noise from the steering column dust cover; 3. Sound caused by interference from the steering wheel airbag clock spring; 4. Noise from the shock absorber top mount bearing; 5. Sound from loose stabilizer bar bushings. The source of the noise and the solution vary depending on the situation. If the noise occurs only after activating the turn signal and then turning the steering wheel, this is normal. The sound will occur once when turning the steering wheel in the same direction, and three times when turning the wheel a full rotation. This happens because the steering column has three automatic return notches per rotation, which causes the sound. The noise will disappear after turning off the turn signal. Below are detailed explanations for different scenarios: 1. Noise from the steering column dust cover: If there is noise when turning the steering wheel, whether stationary or moving, 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 the noise. 2. Noise from airbag clock spring interference: If the noise comes from inside the steering wheel when turning, it is likely caused by interference from the airbag clock spring. Remove the airbag clock spring and apply some grease. If the noise persists, the airbag clock spring may need replacement. 3. Noise from the shock absorber top mount bearing: Open the hood and listen to see if the noise comes from the top of the shock absorber. If so, apply some grease to the top mount bearing. If the noise continues, the bearing will need replacement. 4. Noise from loose stabilizer bar bushings: If the noise is not from the shock absorber top mount bearing, check if the stabilizer bar bushings are loose or damaged. If damaged, they will also make noise when driving on uneven roads. This issue can be resolved by adding shims.

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