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What causes rattling noise on steering wheel when going above 40mph and straight but stops when wheel is turned slightly left or right?
This one is probably going to have to go to a shop for diagnosis. It could possibly be a hub, steering gear, strut or even a tire. It could be a CV joint or a broken motor mount. Without actually driving your car this is pretty hard to guess at. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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What causes a car to make rattling noises while driving?
bearings old tires shock observers steering wheel
What causes a new power steering pump to go ad on a new ford focus?
Did it go left or right........ or straight ahead? It's usually the driver's interaction with the steering wheel that causes it.
What causes rattling sound front passenger side of car?
Something loose or broken. Try to determine if its when going over certain bumps or down straight smooth terrain.
What causes a rattling noise on acceleration in a 05 volkswagen golf?
no oil
What causes a rattling that sounds like it is inside the muffler of a Mercedes 320SLK?
The rattling you are asking about turned out on my 320 to be the catalytic converter breaking up internally.
What causes rattling sound perhaps like valves when going uphill?
Is your oil level?
What causes a steering to lock?
it wiil break your steering column
What causes a tapping and rattling noise in 1993 Pontiac Bonneville?
The guy in the trunk is still alive!!!
What causes a rattling noise when car is stationary and when accelerating?
Possibly a loose heat shield or other component.
What causes excessive steering effort and rapid steering wheel return?
Failure of the Power Steering system.
What causes rapid steering wheel return and excessive steering effort?
Failure of the power steering system.
What causes a Rattling noise in front end of a 2015 traverse?
A rattling noise in the front end of a 2015 Chevrolet Traverse can be caused by several issues, including worn or damaged suspension components such as struts, control arms, or bushings. Loose or damaged heat shields and exhaust components may also contribute to the noise. Additionally, issues with the steering system, like loose tie rod ends or a failing steering rack, could be responsible. It's advisable to have a qualified mechanic inspect the vehicle to accurately diagnose and address the problem.
