What is the reason for the noise when turning the steering wheel in place on a Haval H6?
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Cause Analysis: 1. The sound of the spring steel piece of the horn wire transmission under the steering wheel rubbing against the steering wheel: Usually, the sound comes from inside the car and is a rustling metal friction sound. 2. The sound comes from the front suspension outside the car: If it is a sharp squeaking sound, it should be caused by excessive or insufficient front wheel toe-in, resulting in tire scrubbing when turning the steering wheel due to non-parallel steering of the front wheels. If it is a clicking sound, it is the abnormal noise caused by excessive wear of the half-shaft constant velocity joint (CV joint) of your car, which needs to be replaced. Usually, the noise when turning left indicates damage to the right-side CV joint. 3. The following three situations can cause the noise: (1) When turning the steering wheel in place, friction between the tire and foreign objects on the ground can produce abnormal noise. (2) The steering ball joint is damaged or loose. (3) The hydraulic system of the power steering will make a sound when it is engaged.