I'm glad that I'm not the only one who has this issue. I have a 2019 Rogue so obviously they didn't fix the issue in the later models. This will be the last Nissan I will ever buy.
I’ve had so so many problems with my Rogue (2017) never been in an accident and I’ve basically been slowly rebuilding the front end since 40k. So much money :(
Incredible tutorial. You rock. They wanted $1440 for parts and labor to replace steering angle sensor combo switch. What ever that all is didn't seem to be the problem so far in this 2015 Nissan Rogue SL AWL.
It sounds exactly like what he just described lol i had this problem on my 18 altima i just had someone spin the wheel and lube up the boot with brake lube key here is to use non petrol lube. Petrol lube will eat the boot away and allow things to get through including moisture. Any brake grease will normally work not a bad idea to take some spray lube like wd-40 to the steering linkage aswell it is easy to access just put the car on jack stands and take off driver side wheel for altima atleast and spray some wd-40 on the u joint for the linkage aswell that could also create a squeak now if its more of a whine and its constant while turning thats normal for the electric over hydraulic power steering pump. Unless its like crazy loud then you might need to replace it then good luck because new after a core charge theyre like 500-600 dollars and thats after the core charge like i said.
I replyed before i saw the video lol that u joint on top of the part that goes through that boot could also create a squeak when rusted just take some wd-40 and spray that like crazy make sure you catch the oil tho because it will screw up that boot if you let it sit on there remember petrol eats plastic because it is also made from petrol***
Great, informative video. It's funny, because I thought this might be a steering column issue but I thought, let me check the steering fluid first however I couldn't find the steering fluid reservoir, so I checked RUclips and found your video, watching you made me think... It's simple enough.... But, I think I'll buy the part and have a professional install it! Thanks!
Great video, thanks. Nissan dealer told me it was the Clockspring and wanted to charge me AUD220 to replace and fit a new one. Having found this video, I look to have solved it (without touching the Clockspring) on my 2016 Qashqai (UK & AU name for Rogue) but I went with the cheapest option first. Inside the rubber part is a blue ring, I've removed it and the noise is gone (for now). If it returns, I'll buy the full part and replace. You'll need to reconnect the rubber seal to the white part afterwards otherwise you'll hear the outside noise. As X.Johnson says, the tabs holding the white part in place may break as you remove it, so instead, I pushed it through the floor and then pulled it up at an angle to get it out. It was then easy to reconnect the 2 parts and place back into the floor. I sprayed the column in the floor with a bit of white lithium grease before putting the seal back in place just to give it a bit of extra lubrication. If this fixes it, I'll be back to Nissan to question their Clockspring diagnosis!!
Thank you so much! I bought the part and fixed this in 15 minutes. Old assembly rubber was all shredded on my 2017 Rogue and now the squeaking and rubbing is gone.
Thank you for advice. Dealership asking me to fix it for 200$. Now I know from your video about what to do, I can fix on my own. Thank you for sharing.
@@harvaulakh3033 I greatly appreciate it! In fact, I am in the process of creating entirely new content for my channel revolving around money saving skills relavent to everyday life. I am very excited, so stay tuned!
Happened upon this tutorial while looking up something else. This has been an issue with my Rogue since I bought it two years ago. $79 and 20 minutes later. Done! Thank you!!
The sound you mimic is exactly what I am hearing every morning when my car is cool. Its a 2019 Nissan Qashqai, steering system is similar in construction to the Rogue. I shall attempt to remove that part and have it lubricated first to see it there is any improvement, otherwise will buy a new part. I may like to lubricate further down the bulkhead if its accessible. Thank you for your video presentation.
X. Johnson, thanks for the tutorial. I replaced mine today on my 2017 Rogue midnight edition. Veeeeery easy, but some of your tips helped the process. its got almost 100k on it already, as I use it for a work route, and this has been the only issue thus far (knock on wood). Thanks XJ
My steering wheel makes exactly the same noise you did with your voice in the beginning :D Now I'm pretty sure that your video will help me fix the issue. Thank you!
The general name of the part is "lower steering column seal". Depending on your make/model/year of your specific car, your part number may differ, but the Nissan part I used is 48989-4BA0E. You can ask your dealer parts dept for compatibility with your car before purchase.
Excellent video! I think I'm having the same issue on a 2018 Rogue with 3,000 miles. Just had my first oil change last week! Then this the following week.
It goes by different generic names, but probably the most accurate name is "steering column lower seal assembly". I was working on the same make/model, so your part number should be the same: "48989-4BA0E"
I'd recommend calling your local Nissan dealer service desk because they can double check that your car is compatible by VIN and also verify whether there is an updated/superceded part number.
Thank you for the informative video. I have a 2013 Rogue SV, and I only got as far as removing the bolt. After removing the bolt, I couldn't lift and disconnect the intermediate shaft. The 2013 only has a steering wheel tilt adjustment option (up and down). I titled the steering wheel to the top before removing the bolt. Do you have any ideas?
I would use break lube on the boot thats what i did on my 18 have someone turn the wheel and slather that stuff on there the key is use non petrol lube if you use wd-40 itll destroy the boot
Hey Not sure if you're still monitoring the comments on this, hoping you can help me, I have a 2013 and it looks like a very similar setup except that the 2013 steering wheels don't seem to telescope outwards, they only shift up and down minorly and so I cant seem to get the steering column off of the bolt that's holding it down to the gasket, do I need to go up and remove the whole column from the top? (Please say no lol please tell me there's an easier way)
Seems I'm having same issue with my 2019 Rogue around 39,000 miles. Is it possible to regrease the original part (hole?) without removing it from the firewall? Maybe without unlinking the U joint, is that possible? Thanks.
This is a great video. It is very simple to follow. I'm still trying to pry off this damn bolt, it's not moving an inch. Every time I tug on it, it moves the steering column. Was it difficult for you to do?
Nice video. Thank you boneyard . About the other who wrote that need to listen the noise, the answer is that he made the noise exactly. Can you please let me know how I can make up-down adjustments on the headlights, because there is no button in driver cockpit?
While I was installing a backup camera reverse lever lead touched are shorted some where Now car starts but transmission lever and steering both are locked. They do not move. I have checked the fuse, can you please suggest anything to look upon.
For those using WD40, make sure you are using one that is a rubber-safe lubricant and not one of the many other WD40 chemical sprays. The original WD40 is a water displacer, not a lubricant.
I have a used 2012 Nissan rogue and every time I make a turn I hear a screeching noise sometimes it vibrates with the noise I am glad I saw this I almost purchased power steering fluid but form these videos I saw that there is not a compartment for that. Is this the only solution to fix this noise?
Could be a pump if you have electric over hydraulic but if theres no cap that says E-psf then you have electric. Or it could be the ps rack just depends on what kind you got
Hi, I have Nissan Rogue 2019 Steering Squeak noise please help is that should be the same issue? I can not find the Manuals online. Please help. Thanks
Hello, excellent video I should say, I have same car 2017 but European models call it t32 here. Just wondering do you need to disconnect the car battery before changing the seal or not really necessary? Thank you. Your video is very helpful.
Hi. It would have been great if you mentioned the name of the part that you replaced so that I could have just called my local Nissan dealer to order that part for my 2013 Rogue, which is making that same annoying noise all the time.
I think silicone grease would be best since it has rubber parts in proximity and the silicone grease won't damage them. I'm going to attempt this on my 2011 Rogue.
@Jim Bolen It would probably work but from what I understand, it's best for metal-to-metal contact as it can degrade plastic/rubber over time. There's a lot of plastic and rubber in the area so if you can avoid it, that might be best.
They only cover serious problems they always rip you off with those things just grease up the boot once in a while make sure to use non petrol lube like brake grease
Thank you for this video, very helpful . One question for all : Is it possible to upgrade steering wheel from Nissan X-Trail 2014 to facelift version 2019? What I mean is complete replacement of steering wheel....
Marcus, any ideas on solutions for a SV 2017 Rogue? I took to the dealer and their claim is there isn't any solution yet. How is yours doing following the change?
Hi Shola, it has worked perfectly fine for me thus far. Not one squeak since the change. If you are sure that you have the same issue I had then you can first try to put some steering linkage grease (tubes are like $5) in the seal to see if that stops the squeaking. I should have recorded the actual sound for you guys rather than trying to make the sound myself so you could better compare to the issue you are having.
Shola. I am having steering noise issue for 2016 Nissan Rogue when i turn right slowly. I took to the Dealer for couple of times but they are saying its Normal for electric power steering. Any ideas guys how it can be resolved.
@@LemonTree288 its creaky sound. Nissan confirms knowledge of the issue but says no solution for it yet. To be honest, I've decided to live with it as the car has been good in all other areas.
@@yubrajtimalsina8946 mine sounds creaky when I'm turning left or right. I also hear it more when the weather is cold. I've driven other cars and never had such a sound. When I was trying to fix it I was told by a former Nissan mechanic that it's a problem with most Rogues of 2016 and 2017. Not sure if its happening in the later models.
Hi Denize, it doesn't typically mean anything is wrong. It is just annoying and can sound like something is wrong with an important part of your car if you don't know where the sound is originating. A good way to see if it's the same problem location as shown in the video is to spray a small amount of penetrating lubricant in the crevice between the shaft and the seal and see if the noise goes away.
I had the same issue a couple months back … loud squeaking noise… and now my power steering goes out sometimes … don’t know if there’s a link to the two
Thats prolly a power steering issue i hope you dont have the electric over hydraulic because youll be looking at like 600$ to replace the pump just the part itself
Grease would work as long as it is a silicone base, as it is safe for nearly all elastomers. You can apply it by hand or soft bristle brush. Just inspect the condition of the seal to make sure there are no cracks, nicks, cuts or other damage in the rubber. You can also take your engine oil dipstick out and use a couple drops from there to lube/hydrate the seal.
Hi Anya, tough to say. I suppose it could be possible that the grease is washed out of the seal, but only way to know for sure is to have it checked out.
I took it to my local dealer, they quoted me the cost to repair and gave me the price and part number for the part. I took that info, ordered the OEM part, downloaded the official Nissan mechanics manual (there is a Nissan site that posts many for free) and followed those instructions.
You did not mark proper alignment on the linkage, you will need this fixed at an alignment shop if you don't mark it correctly and put the splines back exactly where they were.
Hi to you thank you for your video not fluent in English, I use an internet translator I have an X-TRAIL (rogue at your house) from 2016 that squeaks in the steering I will try your method although I can not find a spare part on the net, I will have to go through the NISSAN brand thank you again (from FRANCE) salut a toi merci pour ta video ne maitrisant pas l'anglais, j'utilise un traducteur internet j'ai un X-TRAIL (rogue chez vous) de 2016 qui grince dans la direction je vais essayer ta méthode quoi que je ne trouve pas de piece détachée sur le net, je vais devoir passer par la marque NISSAN merci encore (de FRANCE)
It is called a lower steering column seal, part number is 48989-4BA0E. Just make sure it is the right part for your make, model and year before purchasing. Your dealer's parts shop can help you out with confirming what you need.
Best way to fix this issue is don't buy any Nissan vehicles unless its a GTR as they all have issues, especially trans issues across many vehicle models.
@@jimbolen6364 while that is true it's also a cop out. Certain manufacturers have WAY better quality, longevity, and resale value, because on the whole, they make way better vehicles.
Here is the part number: Nissan 48989-4BA0ASeal-Lower Cover,Sterring Column. 2014-2017 Nissan Rogue 489894BA0A
Thanks
i really think that the part number ending with A it's the old part, the one in this video ends with E
I'm glad that I'm not the only one who has this issue. I have a 2019 Rogue so obviously they didn't fix the issue in the later models. This will be the last Nissan I will ever buy.
I’ve had so so many problems with my Rogue (2017) never been in an accident and I’ve basically been slowly rebuilding the front end since 40k. So much money :(
renault* youll ever buy....
Go with toyota or honda best cars you can buy
Incredible tutorial. You rock. They wanted $1440 for parts and labor to replace steering angle sensor combo switch. What ever that all is didn't seem to be the problem so far in this 2015 Nissan Rogue SL AWL.
It would have been nice to hear the sound before and after since I don’t know if this applies to my situation.
YEP
It sounds exactly like what he just described lol i had this problem on my 18 altima i just had someone spin the wheel and lube up the boot with brake lube key here is to use non petrol lube. Petrol lube will eat the boot away and allow things to get through including moisture. Any brake grease will normally work not a bad idea to take some spray lube like wd-40 to the steering linkage aswell it is easy to access just put the car on jack stands and take off driver side wheel for altima atleast and spray some wd-40 on the u joint for the linkage aswell that could also create a squeak now if its more of a whine and its constant while turning thats normal for the electric over hydraulic power steering pump. Unless its like crazy loud then you might need to replace it then good luck because new after a core charge theyre like 500-600 dollars and thats after the core charge like i said.
I replyed before i saw the video lol that u joint on top of the part that goes through that boot could also create a squeak when rusted just take some wd-40 and spray that like crazy make sure you catch the oil tho because it will screw up that boot if you let it sit on there remember petrol eats plastic because it is also made from petrol***
Sure thing the sound went "err err er er er err"
Great, informative video. It's funny, because I thought this might be a steering column issue but I thought, let me check the steering fluid first however I couldn't find the steering fluid reservoir, so I checked RUclips and found your video, watching you made me think... It's simple enough.... But, I think I'll buy the part and have a professional install it! Thanks!
Great video, thanks. Nissan dealer told me it was the Clockspring and wanted to charge me AUD220 to replace and fit a new one. Having found this video, I look to have solved it (without touching the Clockspring) on my 2016 Qashqai (UK & AU name for Rogue) but I went with the cheapest option first. Inside the rubber part is a blue ring, I've removed it and the noise is gone (for now). If it returns, I'll buy the full part and replace.
You'll need to reconnect the rubber seal to the white part afterwards otherwise you'll hear the outside noise. As X.Johnson says, the tabs holding the white part in place may break as you remove it, so instead, I pushed it through the floor and then pulled it up at an angle to get it out. It was then easy to reconnect the 2 parts and place back into the floor. I sprayed the column in the floor with a bit of white lithium grease before putting the seal back in place just to give it a bit of extra lubrication.
If this fixes it, I'll be back to Nissan to question their Clockspring diagnosis!!
Awesome! Glad to hear it!
Thank you so much! I bought the part and fixed this in 15 minutes. Old assembly rubber was all shredded on my 2017 Rogue and now the squeaking and rubbing is gone.
Good to hear! We have the same problem on our 2017.
Where can I find that part???
Thank you for advice. Dealership asking me to fix it for 200$. Now I know from your video about what to do, I can fix on my own. Thank you for sharing.
Happy to help! 👍
@@BoneyardLabs You earned a new subscriber from your valuable knowledge share. Checked your other videos, nice work.
@@harvaulakh3033 I greatly appreciate it! In fact, I am in the process of creating entirely new content for my channel revolving around money saving skills relavent to everyday life. I am very excited, so stay tuned!
Happened upon this tutorial while looking up something else. This has been an issue with my Rogue since I bought it two years ago.
$79 and 20 minutes later. Done! Thank you!!
The sound you mimic is exactly what I am hearing every morning when my car is cool.
Its a 2019 Nissan Qashqai, steering system is similar in construction to the Rogue.
I shall attempt to remove that part and have it lubricated first to see it there is any improvement,
otherwise will buy a new part. I may like to lubricate further down the bulkhead if its accessible.
Thank you for your video presentation.
How did you get on ,I’m having the same issue
X. Johnson, thanks for the tutorial. I replaced mine today on my 2017 Rogue midnight edition. Veeeeery easy, but some of your tips helped the process. its got almost 100k on it already, as I use it for a work route, and this has been the only issue thus far (knock on wood). Thanks XJ
Good to hear! Glad it worked out!
What the part name please
Hi, What’s the name of the part? Mines is the same
@@kamwilliams3427 did you read the video description?
Thank you! I have this noise on my 2019 Rogue. I’m glad it’s an easy fix.
My steering wheel makes exactly the same noise you did with your voice in the beginning :D Now I'm pretty sure that your video will help me fix the issue. Thank you!
I would check the u joint above it too could also create a squeak when rusted
Great! Thank so much, my husband's rogue does the steering wheel squeak and he doesn't mind it but it drives me crazy lol now i can fix it for him!
Name of the part Please. I have the same problem
The general name of the part is "lower steering column seal". Depending on your make/model/year of your specific car, your part number may differ, but the Nissan part I used is 48989-4BA0E. You can ask your dealer parts dept for compatibility with your car before purchase.
Is there anyway you can post the link of the exact part you bought? Thank you!
He put the part number in the video description. I found it online by googling that part #
Excellent video! I think I'm having the same issue on a 2018 Rogue with 3,000 miles. Just had my first oil change last week! Then this the following week.
My 2020 has 80 miles on it and it’s already doing it.
@@Gutch1004 I have a 2020 Rogue Sport, same thing. I'm just going to spray mine
with WD-40.
Mine started doing this after an oil change
thanks a lot for the solution and tutorial! I was hear this squeak today in my Nissan Rogue 2014.
Thank you for your video! My steering wheel was sounding like it had asthma! 😂
Worked a treat. Took 5 minutes to fit ! Thanks
Omg bless you!!! Nissan wanted to charge me $317.00 to fix!!! They told me It was a steering wheel grommet gone bad.
That grommet cost $80 😳
@@Sal.1027 i know. Smh. Thank God i found this video.
@M. Johnson do you have the OEM part no.?
48989-4BA0E
Wd40 fixes it for free... Don't even have to remove anything
Thanks so much for the help and the CLEAN VOCABULARY! Ridiculous the amount of unnecessary foul language out there. 😒
Thank you! I was having the same problem on my ‘16 Rogue and I just fixed it!
Thanks 🤩 just what I needed, good simulation of the sounds we're hearing in mornings
Did anyone try and spray it with silicon based lubricant ?
Can You Tell Me The Name of the Part? My 2016 Nissan Rogue is making that Sound when l back into a parking spot in the Morning
It goes by different generic names, but probably the most accurate name is "steering column lower seal assembly". I was working on the same make/model, so your part number should be the same: "48989-4BA0E"
Where Can I find the Part? Amazon or Nissan Parts
I'd recommend calling your local Nissan dealer service desk because they can double check that your car is compatible by VIN and also verify whether there is an updated/superceded part number.
@@BoneyardLabsOk Thanks.
What about Power Steering Fluid. What's the best Brand
The description of what yours was doing my 2015 Nissan Versa Note is now doing. I wonder if this is the issue.
Thank you. Video very helpful gave me confidence to DIY the same issue OM my 2016 Rogue
Can always lubricate it instead of replacing the whole seal. Dry Graphite will stop that noise.
Or brake lube non petrol
thanks for your help, I just order a new seal. Do you have a fix for the air conditioner?
Thank you for the informative video. I have a 2013 Rogue SV, and I only got as far as removing the bolt. After removing the bolt, I couldn't lift and disconnect the intermediate shaft. The 2013 only has a steering wheel tilt adjustment option (up and down). I titled the steering wheel to the top before removing the bolt. Do you have any ideas?
Thanks for the video. It would have been better if you let us hear 'the squeaky noise'. Anyway, Thanks a lot.
Thanks for the feedback! I thought that to but it is difficult to anticipate since it is an intermittent issue.
I have a 2008 Altima that has the SAME noise. Same FIX ??? Part # Please
I would use break lube on the boot thats what i did on my 18 have someone turn the wheel and slather that stuff on there the key is use non petrol lube if you use wd-40 itll destroy the boot
Hey Not sure if you're still monitoring the comments on this, hoping you can help me, I have a 2013 and it looks like a very similar setup except that the 2013 steering wheels don't seem to telescope outwards, they only shift up and down minorly and so I cant seem to get the steering column off of the bolt that's holding it down to the gasket, do I need to go up and remove the whole column from the top? (Please say no lol please tell me there's an easier way)
Part name please for Nissan Rogue 2018.! Thank you 🙏
Seems I'm having same issue with my 2019 Rogue around 39,000 miles. Is it possible to regrease the original part (hole?) without removing it from the firewall? Maybe without unlinking the U joint, is that possible? Thanks.
This is a great video. It is very simple to follow. I'm still trying to pry off this damn bolt, it's not moving an inch. Every time I tug on it, it moves the steering column. Was it difficult for you to do?
is what you call a squeak what I would call rubbing sound, like wearing latex pants rubbing your legs together?
Nice video. Thank you boneyard . About the other who wrote that need to listen the noise, the answer is that he made the noise exactly.
Can you please let me know how I can make up-down adjustments on the headlights, because there is no button in driver cockpit?
J, may i know the size of the bolt and what wrench can i use? Thank you
While I was installing a backup camera reverse lever lead touched are shorted some where
Now car starts but transmission lever and steering both are locked. They do not move.
I have checked the fuse, can you please suggest anything to look upon.
For those using WD40, make sure you are using one that is a rubber-safe lubricant and not one of the many other WD40 chemical sprays. The original WD40 is a water displacer, not a lubricant.
Did the drawing you showed come from a service manual? What's the best place to get one?
Yes, a lot of nissan manuals can be found here for free.
www.nicoclub.com/nissan-service-manuals
I have a used 2012 Nissan rogue and every time I make a turn I hear a screeching noise sometimes it vibrates with the noise I am glad I saw this I almost purchased power steering fluid but form these videos I saw that there is not a compartment for that. Is this the only solution to fix this noise?
Could be a pump if you have electric over hydraulic but if theres no cap that says E-psf then you have electric. Or it could be the ps rack just depends on what kind you got
I replaced the part and still hearing the noise. Any ideas?
I can't get the top to back to the bottom to connect completely to screw the bolt back, any advise on what I should do???
If you are still there, did the squeak sound like it was down by your feet, or did it sound like it was coming from under the hood?
If its coming from under the hood thats a ps pump issue if its the electric over hydraulic one thats normal unless its super loud
Hi, I have Nissan Rogue 2019 Steering Squeak noise please help is that should be the same issue? I can not find the Manuals online. Please help. Thanks
Hello, excellent video I should say, I have same car 2017 but European models call it t32 here. Just wondering do you need to disconnect the car battery before changing the seal or not really necessary? Thank you. Your video is very helpful.
This friggin saved me from 350 thats nissan was asking me. 80 dollars and I got the job done myself. Fuck this dealershits
Is it the same for 2018 having the same issue and it got worse when i adjusted my steering wheel
Hi. It would have been great if you mentioned the name of the part that you replaced so that I could have just called my local Nissan dealer to order that part for my 2013 Rogue, which is making that same annoying noise all the time.
Johnson, great work out there with the details and video. Would you be kind enough to point me to the right service manual for the issue in hand ?
Got the bolt off now I can't get the steering column to come out smh. I telescoped my steering wheel and everything 😢
Just wondering if the nissan rouge have steering wheel fluid? I have some issue in steering wheel have some noise when you turn
If its the newish ones noise is normal for electric over hydraulic unless its super loud
What kind of lubricant should I buy to see if the sound goes away? WD-40?
I think silicone grease would be best since it has rubber parts in proximity and the silicone grease won't damage them. I'm going to attempt this on my 2011 Rogue.
@@steves4820 Was wondering if white lithium grease would work.
@Jim Bolen It would probably work but from what I understand, it's best for metal-to-metal contact as it can degrade plastic/rubber over time. There's a lot of plastic and rubber in the area so if you can avoid it, that might be best.
@@steves4820 Thanks! Yeah, we're just going to order the new part and permanently fix it.
I have 2020 Rogue that makes this squeeks. Shouldn't this be covered by the warranty?
You would think so. We took ours into the dealer and they didn't know what it is.
They only cover serious problems they always rip you off with those things just grease up the boot once in a while make sure to use non petrol lube like brake grease
What is the part no for Nissan Rogue 2016? Thanks.
Is is the same part for all of the 2016 rogue models?
Question. What is the name of the rod you move? Mine is rusty and has a very small amount of play to it so I'm not sure if I should replace it or not
Steering linkage it could be the u joint but i would check that its not the ps rack or another u joint on the other side of the firewall
Useful Vedio. What is called for that exact part ?
Thank you for this video, very helpful .
One question for all : Is it possible to upgrade steering wheel from Nissan X-Trail 2014 to facelift version 2019? What I mean is complete replacement of steering wheel....
Sounds pricey.
good job, but i just greased it , saved me a lot
Can someone point me in the direction of where I can find that part my Rogue just started doing this
Marcus, any ideas on solutions for a SV 2017 Rogue? I took to the dealer and their claim is there isn't any solution yet. How is yours doing following the change?
Hi Shola, it has worked perfectly fine for me thus far. Not one squeak since the change. If you are sure that you have the same issue I had then you can first try to put some steering linkage grease (tubes are like $5) in the seal to see if that stops the squeaking. I should have recorded the actual sound for you guys rather than trying to make the sound myself so you could better compare to the issue you are having.
Hi, Shola, what kind oof sound that you have for your rogue, I may have the same issue. thanks :)
Shola. I am having steering noise issue for 2016 Nissan Rogue when i turn right slowly. I took to the Dealer for couple of times but they are saying its Normal for electric power steering. Any ideas guys how it can be resolved.
@@LemonTree288 its creaky sound. Nissan confirms knowledge of the issue but says no solution for it yet. To be honest, I've decided to live with it as the car has been good in all other areas.
@@yubrajtimalsina8946 mine sounds creaky when I'm turning left or right. I also hear it more when the weather is cold. I've driven other cars and never had such a sound. When I was trying to fix it I was told by a former Nissan mechanic that it's a problem with most Rogues of 2016 and 2017. Not sure if its happening in the later models.
Was a service bulletin sent out ? And for lease owners ...is this replacement free of charge???
Does the sound indicates a problem (aside from being annoying)? Thank you 😊
Hi Denize, it doesn't typically mean anything is wrong. It is just annoying and can sound like something is wrong with an important part of your car if you don't know where the sound is originating. A good way to see if it's the same problem location as shown in the video is to spray a small amount of penetrating lubricant in the crevice between the shaft and the seal and see if the noise goes away.
I have nissan rogue sl 2016 do u have part number for that
Hi do you have the part no. or name of parts, tks
Hey do you know the name of the part you replaced I’m having some squeaking noise and like grind & Very helpful video
Thats a power steering pump prolly air in system from leak or worn out pump
If it whines consistently while you turn the wheel its a pump usually itll sound almost like a grinding whine when you turn all the way
If the bar goes up do you have to force back down ?
AWESOME...where do I buy? Only Nissan? What exactly is the name of the part?
I have that problem can you fix for me
I had the same issue a couple months back … loud squeaking noise… and now my power steering goes out sometimes … don’t know if there’s a link to the two
Thats prolly a power steering issue i hope you dont have the electric over hydraulic because youll be looking at like 600$ to replace the pump just the part itself
What about just adding grease??
Grease would work as long as it is a silicone base, as it is safe for nearly all elastomers. You can apply it by hand or soft bristle brush. Just inspect the condition of the seal to make sure there are no cracks, nicks, cuts or other damage in the rubber. You can also take your engine oil dipstick out and use a couple drops from there to lube/hydrate the seal.
What the name of the piece has been changed ? Thank you
What is the name of this device?
What’s the name of this piece ?
Thanks for the clip! My 2010 rogue has the same sound after running though heavy snow for couple days, can it be the same problem?
Hi Anya, tough to say. I suppose it could be possible that the grease is washed out of the seal, but only way to know for sure is to have it checked out.
@@BoneyardLabs Thanks
You’re such a master thanks good video instruction
I hoping this will work on my 09 rogue
I have an 09 rogue with the same issue...did it work for you?
Did it work??
The sound I'm hearing comes from the back. Still a mystery for me?
Mine sounds like its coming from the airbag area 😂
You're a diamond thanks you so much.... ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾🙏🏿
Great video, I think you just might save my aunt some money. Just curious how you figured out what it was. thanks again
I took it to my local dealer, they quoted me the cost to repair and gave me the price and part number for the part. I took that info, ordered the OEM part, downloaded the official Nissan mechanics manual (there is a Nissan site that posts many for free) and followed those instructions.
Thanks for the information 👍
Nissan Pathfinder 2015' also got sounds
part # for 2017 rogue
can anyone post the part # please
What would be the name of this part if I was going to call Nissan and ask for it..? I want to sound like I know what I’m talking about lol
You did not mark proper alignment on the linkage, you will need this fixed at an alignment shop if you don't mark it correctly and put the splines back exactly where they were.
WD 40 will sort out this problem!!
But how where you will spray the wd40
Didn't work ... I tried
Sir Im sorry but you have really nice teeth. Thanks for the help!!!
I dont hear that problem squeak sound so I can compare to my own car
Hi to you
thank you for your video
not fluent in English, I use an internet translator
I have an X-TRAIL (rogue at your house) from 2016 that squeaks in the steering
I will try your method although I can not find a spare part on the net, I will have to go through the NISSAN brand
thank you again (from FRANCE)
salut a toi
merci pour ta video
ne maitrisant pas l'anglais, j'utilise un traducteur internet
j'ai un X-TRAIL (rogue chez vous) de 2016 qui grince dans la direction
je vais essayer ta méthode quoi que je ne trouve pas de piece détachée sur le net, je vais devoir passer par la marque NISSAN
merci encore (de FRANCE)
I have the same issue thanks bro
Hello!what is the name of that rubber?
It is called a lower steering column seal, part number is 48989-4BA0E. Just make sure it is the right part for your make, model and year before purchasing. Your dealer's parts shop can help you out with confirming what you need.
Best way to fix this issue is don't buy any Nissan vehicles unless its a GTR as they all have issues, especially trans issues across many vehicle models.
Every car manufacturer has some kinds of issues.
@@jimbolen6364 while that is true it's also a cop out. Certain manufacturers have WAY better quality, longevity, and resale value, because on the whole, they make way better vehicles.
Thank you!
Thank you
Thanks mate
I wished you put the sound on here before you fixed it :(