Why does the Magotan steering wheel make noise when turning?
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There are several potential causes for steering wheel noise in the Magotan, which may include friction between plastic components, aging of the tie rod end ball joints, or steering gear malfunction. Below is an introduction to the possible sources of steering wheel noise in the Magotan: 1. Friction between plastic components: Since steering wheels are typically made of plastic materials, colder temperatures can cause the plastic to harden, potentially leading to friction noises. 2. Noise originating from within the steering wheel: If the noise comes from inside the steering wheel, the issue is most likely caused by the clock spring (spiral cable) of the airbag. 3. Aging tie rod end ball joints: Worn tie rod end ball joints can cause steering wheel vibration and noise. In such cases, the solution usually involves replacing the tie rod end ball joints and performing a wheel alignment after replacement.