Why does the Sagitar make noise when turning at low speed?
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The reasons for the Sagitar making noise when turning at low speed are as follows: 1. Turn signal reset sound: When turning on the turn signal while steering, it may be caused by the rebound clip of the turn signal auto-reset mechanism, which is normal. 2. Sound from the steering column dust cover: If the noise comes from below the steering wheel, it may be from the steering column dust cover. Lack of lubrication in the dust cover can cause friction noise. Applying some grease inside the dust cover can resolve this. 3. Noise from the steering wheel: This could be due to the airbag clock spring inside the steering wheel. Removing the steering wheel and applying grease to the airbag clock spring can fix it. Note: Disconnect the airbag fuse before removing the steering wheel to prevent the airbag from deploying. 4. Noise from the stabilizer bar: Check if the stabilizer bar bushings are loose or damaged. Loose or damaged stabilizer bar bushings can cause noise not only when turning but also when driving on uneven roads. Loose stabilizer bar bushings can be fixed by adding shims.