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Old 11-10-2009, 10:15 PM
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steering wheel noise

when i turn my wheels, i get a noise, very similar to "wind" noise. what's causing this and how can i fix it?
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Old 11-11-2009, 11:21 AM
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Check the suspension pieces -- ie turn the wheel with someone outside the car to isolate the noise -- a noise was how I knew my control arm was going bad.
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no no it's not the suspension pieces... just got'em replaced. it's just a small noise from the steering wheel itself (inside)
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I recently lowered and put new poly thrust arm bushes.. When i turn the wheel to the right (say to turn into a parking lot or any right slow movement) i get a screeching noise. How can u be sure its control arm? any other ideas, sorry for highjack
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Some one had sent me a relavant thread for this issue, but I can't find that thread for some reason. The guy had the same problem and fixed it buy replacing some sorta a ring (very very cheap part)... Welcome on board DPGx5
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Here is a thread, (and there are other similar & connected ref threads);

http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...ing-noise.html

And, a general list of possible relevant threads:
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5 sec hunt using Search Tab, and a couple mins of reading through the relevant
threads. Slip ring/clockspring parts seem to be the culprit, though I remember
some posters using a silicone based spray to alleviate the noise, for awhile.
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which one is it from the picture?
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check your power steering reservoir. could have a leak somewhere.
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which one is it from the picture?
Dunno...did you read the thread link I gave you?

That thread ref's PN# Part# 613-183-790-91
and, it is called Switch unit, steering column ...

I don't guarantee that is the right part or, fix.
But, worth a try, or do more reading.

I'm just trying to point you in the right direction...
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Steering column has a colar you can replace if the power tilt/telescope makes noise
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