Steering Noise Problems of Chevrolet Suburban

The hydro booster is defective. The car triggers my breaks and makes noises make steering braking difficult. It happens everyfay throught the day while im driving.

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My steering wheel pops or makes a cracking noise when turning the steering wheel. I believe this is usually occurring at low speed�s. I mostly notice it when driving off or slowing down and making a turn. Also my truck is leaking water from the top right corner of the vehicle.

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I started my car and the brakes were gone and the steering wheel was locked up. I turned it off and started it again, then the brakes would lock up and there was no power steering. I waited a while and tried a third time, it made a power steering machine noise and was back to normal. I was afraid to drive it because I didn't want to cause an accident if it happened again. I had it towed to the dealer. The dealer could not reproduce the problem, therefore could not use my extended warranty to fix it. I paid out of pocket for a new power steering pump, because I will not drive it if there is even a chance of that happening again. It's too much of a liability.

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The contact owns a 2015 Chevrolet Suburban. The contact stated that while making a turn in either left or right, there was an abnormal grinding noise coming from the steering wheel. The failure recurred numerous times. The vehicle was taken to a dealer where it was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure and stated that the VIN was not included in NHTSA campaign number: 14v719000 (steering). The failure mileage was approximately 700.

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It makes a clonking noise when turning the steering wheel.

I have a 2004 chevy Suburban that has a bad vibration and clunking noise coming from the steering wheel. I have addressed this issue with the dealership and they state their is no recall, but I know of 4 people with chevy trucks with the same issue. I have also done some research online and found multiple people complaining of the same issue. I am not sure if left unfixed what might happen, but I really do not want to get in an accident and hurt myself or others. I only hope with your help we can find a solution to this problem with Chevrolet vehicles. Thank you.

I have a 2003 chevy Suburban that has a clunking noise in the steering. While turning at speed or simply correcting as driving. I have noticed many other complaints on the site about it but it appears gm is not paying for a recall on this issue. Has anything been done on gm's behalf to pay for these repairs or am I stuck fixing this? the vehicle has also become very loose when driving.

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Clunking noise in the steering column, dealer said it was the intermediate steering shaft, called Chevrolet (they gave me a case #)since internet search exposed many others same problem. They have a TSB #000235003 about this and how to fix the problem. Chevrolet wants me to pay a $99 diagnosis fee and they might help me with the problem.

Bad knocking noise when turn steering wheel very scary no matter who or which direction you turn steering wheel there it is this horrible noise come on chevy this is a family car it should be safe is scary chevy don't be a ble to do something because is already at 75,000 and I have this problem since it was 23k miles what's going on with you chevy people.

This is the second time this has happened to this vehicle, a 2003 chevy Suburban. I fixed it the first time in 2006 and now it has happened again. A loud clunking noise around the steering wheel shaft. The dealer said it was not a recall item but one that they have had numerous complaints about. I guess because no one has died from it, chevy thinks that shabby workmanship and defects are okay to pass on to consumers. This is an annoying clunking and one that could mask a real problem if you can't hear it. When is someone going to do something about it?.

The contact owns a 2003 Chevrolet Suburban 1500. In June of 2003, while driving approximately 15 mph into the driveway, the contact heard a thumping noise in the steering column. Since the first incident three years ago, the vehicle continued to make a thumping noise and vibrate whenever making a left or right turn. The vehicle was driven to the dealer and the mechanic stated that there were no recalls or defects relating to this failure. Several mechanics inspected the vehicle and stated that the intermediate shaft was defective and caused the failure. The manufacturer has not been notified. The vehicle has not been repaired. The current mileage was 62,000 and failure mileage was 18,000.

The truck had an ongoing problem with a clanging noise in the steering column, mostly when the steering wheel was turned. Consumer was afraid that it may cause a steering component to break, resulting in loss of steering, and could cause an accident. A service representative was contacted by phone and informed of the noise, to which he replied that there wasn't any recalls, and the noise was not dangerous/serious. The dealers tech indicated that the intermediate shaft was the cause of the problem.

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While driving a rattling noise was heard in the steering column. Consumer scheduled an appointment with the dealer for repairs. The dealer discovered the intermediate shaft was loose and needed to be repacked.

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