Took this morning to spend some time locating a nasty “creek”The creek happens when it’s cooler, if I lift up on my steering wheel I can hear a slow “creek” it doesn’t matter which position the steering wheel is in and it isn’t the steering wheel itself. It is a bracket up behind the steering wheel that is mounted to the fire wall. The bolt feels tight but it creeks as if it is metal on metal. If it weee metal on metal why would it go away when it gets warmer? I’m perplexed - getting to it looks almost near impossible I don’t even know if I could take a picture. It’s pretty bad tbh, the sound.
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Ty
