My 1995 camry steering wheel makes alot of noise when start the car but it is running the noise cancel of how do i fix the problem

pull the steering wheel and check the wear ring under the wheel that the brass contact plunger runs on
it is possible that for the straight ahead position the ring is worn away

Try the simple stuff first. Is the noise coming from the steering wheel or from under the hood? If it's under the hood you might be low on power steering fluid. Check that first... If not, I suggest you take it to a reputable mechanic

There are only a few things that will cause this noise. The first, and most common, is a bad CV (constant velocity) joint. The boot that covers the joint will inevitably dry out and crack, or bust, and at that point, the grease will dissipate, and leave the joint unprotected. That is when road grime, or dirt get in and wear the knuckle out of the joint, thus making the popping sound. You will need to have the affected axle replaced, keep in mind that there are two, one for each wheel. If that is not the issue, then you are looking at a bad wheel bearing, and that too will need to be replaced. Keep in mind that anytime you have work performed on a front wheel drive, minus the brakes, that you will want to have the front end re-aligned to avoid premature tire wear.

First check your power steering fluid for the proper level and check the belt.Also Get a Friend to sit in your car and turn your steering wheel giving you an idea of your problem area.But it sounds like the belt slipping on the power steering pump or its low power steering fluid level.

If you have had an alignment and it's still there, take it back, they should have fixed it in the alignment process, or at least told you that you have other issues to address first. and not align your car.
I have done alignments and if there are parts that are to loose you can't do the alignment. Some times there are issues in the rear on the car that has to be fixed, they should have caught that too.
The purpose of an alignment is to make the car go down the road straight and not pull to one side, also to level out the steering wheel.
Randy

you can try it, but these pumps dont last long when run dry

Yes the key housing is worn out. Do a total replacement.

Sorry about that.

hello,steering lock mechanism and your key need to replaced,if you want try to remove your under dash,steering lock mechanism have a small pin(around 5 mm) which pit to steering housing,drill out the lock,then try to turn steering wheel,ty

They make that kind of noise if its low on fluid, and also depending on how cold it is they will make a lot of noise because the colder it is the thicker the oil is and the harder it is to pump. I am not there to hear the starter, If the starter is making noise it will only be audiable while your on start, i dought starter will make that noise while its running unless the drive is sticking . Have both the pump and starter chk.out.

the consequences are likely to be loss of control of your vehicle while u drive
i suggest you take your car to its dealer...the remedy is that ur dealer would just fix the steering nuts

All the best
Have a nice day!
tc