a bad cv joint. on front wheel drive cars, it may be the CV joint...try a free brake inspection at a chain brake shop, and while they're checking it for free and no obligation, ask the mechanics to take a peek at your CV joints and boots..:) also everyone should have a manual for their vehicle, and a professional shop manual should be available at your local library in the reference section, make copies of the appropriate pages, and good luck:)
The speedometer cable is either worn out or loose.
if you take buttons off should be nuts behind each one to remove out cover of wheel
When a power steering rack leaks you either have to rebuild it with a rebuild kit found at your local parts store or replace it completely. There is no quick repair for that.
check either under the dash, just to the left of the steering whell, if it isn't there, check behind the ash tray. if not located there, check under the hood, close to the window on either side.
There are two 10mm bolts under the shroud surrounding the steering column directly behind the steering wheel. They go in on either side. You will see a small plastic cover either in the side of the shroud or, if you have steering wheel controls the plastic panel in the back of the steering wheel controls. Remove the panel and you will see the bolt heads, one on either side. Once you remove the bolts carefully pull the airbag away from the steering wheel and remove the small yellow plastic wire. By the way. Before you do any of that disconnect the battery and wait for about half an hour so you don't have residual electricity deploy the bag.
whining sound when turning the steering wheel, in either direction, means that the power steering fluid is low and/or possibly the power steering pump is going bad.
Check either on the steering column down by brake pedal or on side of transmission Check either on the steering column down by brake pedal or on side of transmission Check either on the steering column down by brake pedal or on side of transmission Check either on the steering column down by brake pedal or on side of transmission Check either on the steering column down by brake pedal or on side of transmission
The OBDII connection is usually under the dashboard on either side of the steering column. If it is not readily visible, it will be located behind a removable panel.
It's under the steering column behind the brake pedal assembly. It'll either be black, yellow or white depending on the model.
You either have no/low power steering fluid in your car, or there is some other problem with the power steering, such as a leak in the tube.
There will be either a button on the steering wheel or in the middle of the steering wheel.
You either need power streering fluid or a power steering belt.