This forum never ceases to amaze me. We got our first consistent cold spell in the DC area and this started happening to my 2007 a couple of days ago. I jumped on here to try and find the problem and solution and here it is. Thanks!
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Pretty sure we have the same thing going on. I have an 04 LX, same noise, havnt diagnosed it yet but it’s on this list. May try the dry lube spray mentioned above and go from there.I have an 02 that has a sound like a wire or spring is rubbing as the wheel is turned. Def. not a grinding gear noise. So if it is similar to your noise I am interested.
Sounds like quite the Saturday you have planned!*off to get some lube*
Sounds like quite the Saturday you have planned!
Where did you spray? I’ve bought the lube, got the covers off and just sprayed everything in general but I don’t see a good way to get it into clockspring.Picked up the lube and BAM!!! No more grinding.
Thank you guys so much.
On mine it was behind the clock spring. There is I believe a white plastic piece with a metal reluctor ring attached to it. There's a sensor at the top that reads it and I discovered it making the rubbing noise after removing the clock spring. I marked its center point then rotated it slightly left to right to confirm the noise. I just shoved a slight bit of foam in there to adjust the play so it no longer rubbed.Replaced the clock spring- steering still making the same noise, back to the drawing board..
Thank you. I looked at that and was curious I’ll try that next. Foam between it and the clock spring?On mine it was behind the clock spring. There is I believe a white plastic piece with a metal reluctor ring attached to it. There's a sensor at the top that reads it and I discovered it making the rubbing noise after removing the clock spring. I marked its center point then rotated it slightly left to right to confirm the noise. I just shoved a slight bit of foam in there to adjust the play so it no longer rubbed.