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Squeeky Steering Wheel

X911CarreraX
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X911CarreraX Member

X911CarreraX

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I just got a 99 carrera and ive noticed that when i make slow turns, my steering wheel squeeks. i was wondering what that was and if i can fix that problem.

maomao996 Member

maomao996

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when I had some steering wheel squeaks when going over rough surface, it turned out to be worn out front strut mounts. Hope this helps.

P.Viby Member

P.Viby

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Yep, Try to turn the engine off, and turn the steering wheel, Then is should be easy to hear where it comes from.

If it is the Steering wheel, it is most likely the clock spring connector to the Airbag that makes the noise. Use a little bit of grease on that, and then you are on the road again.

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thelion Member

thelion

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I just had my steering wheel clock spring replaced under warranty, mine didn't squeak though, it made a clicking sound in turns. You might want to check yours out or have it checked.

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