Power Steering Noise

How to Stop a Power Steering Whining Noise | eHow.co.uk.

Few noises produced by an automobile are as recognizable as the power steering whining noise that sometimes sounds like a squeal. This familiar sound is commonly heard when the vehicle is turning while traveling slowly. Contrary to popular belief, the sound is not actually produced by the power steering pump, but rather by the belt which travels through the pump’s pulley. As the steering wheel is turned, the belt’s tension increases. If the belt is too loose, rather than gliding through the pulley, the belt slips, causing the screeching sound. Fixing the problem is as simple as tightening the belt. Continue reading “How to Stop a Power Steering Whining Noise | eHow.co.uk” »

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