If the clicking happening when you use a turn signal. It is caused by the gears in the multi function switch. Some makes noise most don't
Back and forth, Inner or outer tie rod ends. Don't rule out lower ball joints. A constant click turn all the way left or right, Steering linkage.
SOURCE: Stiff steering
Check fluid and make sure it filled enough,(make sure that its actually power steering fluid in there and not something else added by mistake for ex. antifreeze etc) make sure there are no leaks. Check power steering belt and and make sure its tight NOT loose or slipping. From personal experience with these vehicle you MOST likely cause of this problem if all the items above are GOOD is a bad power steering pump.
SOURCE: Clicking or knocking sound when turning the steering wheel
Sounds like a cv shaft or cv joint
SOURCE: 1998 nissan altima gxe -ignition problem
Hi what is happening is that your turn off your car and left the wheels turned to one side and specially if your car is parke in a hill what you have to do is to force the steering wheel to the same direction of your wheels this will free up the ignition switch it is going to be hard let me tell you but it will work and this is why your shift don't work once you have the ignition switch free then your shift will work again
SOURCE: power steering
Sounds like a bad steering rack & pinion assembly... is it only bad in one direction or both...?
If both then it's the rack assembly... Hope this helps...;-)
SOURCE: i have an 03 nissan altima engine makes loud clicking noise
1st check the the oil level and the vehicle's oil type.(owners manuel) 5w30-10w30
10w 30 is a thicker oil and could possibly be causing this.(Moves more freely through the engine heats the oil)
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