What Causes the Steering Wheel to Make Noise When Turning Right?
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The steering wheel making noise when turning right may be due to damaged pressure bearings or insufficient power steering fluid. The specific causes and solutions are as follows: Damaged Pressure Bearings: Pressure bearings maintain a flexible connection between the vehicle body and suspension, helping to filter out vibrations from uneven road surfaces during driving and reducing impact on the bearings and body. If the pressure bearings are damaged, the steering wheel may produce unusual noises. Solution: Replace the pressure bearings. Insufficient Power Steering Fluid: Low power steering fluid can make steering more difficult and may cause noise. Solution: Replace the power steering fluid.