Steering Wheel Squeak?
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It can also be caused by the steering fluid, there is an additive and procedure to cure it.
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I just do the easy things first. Get a turkey baster from Wal-Mart. Remove the filler screen on the P/S reservoir. Look inside and you will see two tabs that need to be compressed and the screen will lift out. Now use the turkey baster and suck all the fluid out of the reservoir you can. It will take a number of times to get the fluid out. Then refill the reservoir, I use Valvoline synthetic P/S fluid. I like it because it's synthetic and handles heat better and it's water clear so I can see how dirty the fluid is. Since you can't get all the fluid out this way you need to empty the reservoir at least 4 or 5 times. I try to drive about a week in-between changing the fluid. THEN when it's pretty clean I would change it once more and put the additive in first then refill with P/S fluid. Drive the car as was posted above. The additive fixed my noise 100% in my 2005 STR.
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