Steering Wheel Creak
Recently my car has started to make a creaking noise when I turn the steering wheel. It only seems to do it when the car is at a complete stop (engine turned on), and at very low speeds (like pulling out of a driveway). I checked the power steering fluid level, and it looks fine. It only seemed to start when the weather got colder, but that may be a coincidence. Would this indicate a need to change the power steering fluid? Could it be something else? Thanks in advance.
i posted the same question here:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1829140
does it sound anything like that?
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1829140
does it sound anything like that?
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I think he's asking about a faint creaking sound (not a loud squeel), mine does the same thing. I'm thinking it could be the steering rack.
Yours is definitely a belt slipping.
Yours is definitely a belt slipping.
I'm at work now, so I can't listen to the clip since there's no speakers on this computer. It's not a real loud noise, just kind of a rubbing/squeaking noise when I turn the steering wheel. Is the steering rack something that I might be able to adjust/fix myself? Thanks for the input guys.
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This thread is old as shat , BUT , I thought i could shine some light on the problem.
My Rex did the same thing , I took off the steering wheel and found the cause , the metal tabs for the horn that ride on a round plate like a track when the wheel turns was scratching due to no more lube on it. Easy fix , just a small dab of lithium grease and rubbed it around the horn disc.
Hope this helps someone since this thread is old. </TD></TR></TABLE>
After about half an hour of searching I found this post and I'm pretty sure this is what my problem is.
This thread is old as shat , BUT , I thought i could shine some light on the problem.
My Rex did the same thing , I took off the steering wheel and found the cause , the metal tabs for the horn that ride on a round plate like a track when the wheel turns was scratching due to no more lube on it. Easy fix , just a small dab of lithium grease and rubbed it around the horn disc.
Hope this helps someone since this thread is old. </TD></TR></TABLE>
After about half an hour of searching I found this post and I'm pretty sure this is what my problem is.
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