First thing to do is check your Power Steering fluid level. If it is full, and that does not fix your problems, check all of your power steering lines and make sure there are no kinked/pinched lines. If none of this fixes it then you should have it looked at by your local mechanic. If none of the above strategies fix it, then there is a slight chance that your Pwr Steering pump is bad.
The power stearing ether going out or needing of power stearing fluid. The fluid is cheap. You can get it at any minute mart or shell for like 3 dollars.
it sounds to be as if your power steering pump is out or low on fluid.
The clicking noise is most likely relay chatter. If you turn the key and hear a clicking noise and the engine does not crank, this usually a sign of a low battery (or a short). Check the battery first. If the battery is good there may be a short in the electrical system. Start with the ignition switch. Remove the four screws on the bottom of the steering column. Then lift off the top half of the steering column. Inspect the wiring and try to tighten any loose connections. Make sure the pos. & neg. battery leads are in good order (especially the neg. lead.)
If you have an alarm on your car, make sure there isn't a kill switch on it.
Maybe you used the wrong pump? There are two different kinds of power steering pumps made for 1992 Toyota Camry's. Ones for Camrys manufactured 03/1992 and before, and ones for camrys manufactured from 04/1992-1996. You can check when your car was made by looking on the inside of the driver side door jamb.
if the car is rear wheel drive, sounds like a u-joint. If it is front wheel drive, sounds like a cv joint. It could also be your engine mounts wearing out. If the rubber insulation has worn out then the engine will shift slightly against the mount and make a clunking noise. This happened on my 96 Nissan Quest minivan.
a clunk noise over bumps
It is right by the AC/ALt belt area. Rather easy to spot, you will hear it make noise if you cut the wheel to either left or right.
The 2001 Nissan Altima GXE might make a clicking noise and then turn off because of a bad solenoid or bad starter. This sound could also be due to a weak battery.
Nissan is the make, Altima is the model. Earlier model years were sold as the "Sentra Altima".
I have a 2002 Nissan Altima and under warranty thank god they had to replace the power steering rack and pinion..also have had a new engine and transmission something done with the rear end under recall..car is a lemon...it could have something to do with the rack and pinion not sure how to fix but probably the answer
It will more than likely leak not make a funny noise. They have a releif for pressure when they go bad.
the steering wheel wont make the front wheels make noise as there is no generating source from the steering wheel. it will be the other way around.
After bleeding the power steering the pump may make a noise because there isn't enough power steering fluid in it.
check your power steering fluid
power steering fluid not filled?
You might try to jiggle the steering wheel a little, press the brakes while you try to start, and make sure your car is in park.
Check the fluid in the power steering. If it is low the car will make noise when you turn the wheel.