The upper steering mechanism (also known as the steering column) is the part of the steering system that transfers the driver’s movement from the steering wheel to the steering gear. It consists of mechanical links, shafts, joints, and sometimes electrical components.
It connects the steering wheel to the steering box and transmits movement precisely. It may include steering angle sensors, collapsible safety shafts, and bearings. Faults in this system can result in poor control and safety risks.
Excessive play or stiffness in the steering wheel
Creaking or clicking sounds when turning
Steering delay or inaccuracy
The car veers while turning
Fault codes from electronic steering sensors
Visual and computer diagnostics of the steering column
Replacement of worn-out shafts and joints
Greasing and cleaning of moving parts
Testing and calibration of electronic steering sensors
Fixing mechanical free play and steering inaccuracies
Proper steering is vital for safety. At Clean Car Customer, all services are performed by skilled technicians using professional tools.
