95 Honda Civic Steering wheel jogging to the left?

Could be u just need to wiggle the steering wheel to unstick the steering wheel lock

you might need to have your tie rods replaced...or maybe your driveshaft

Pilot bearing or a throw bearing is what makes the noise while shifting gears and as for the steering noise, you either have low steering fluid or the steering pump belt is loose.

You need to take action immediately as this is a serious issue. It is important that you jack by the car and check on both the left and right side suspension and steering sections. It is possible that a link of the suspension has come off. Check the balance rod, the shockabsorbers, the lower arm, the steering links, ball joints and the struts. You must not drive the car unless this is repaired.

Hi, to me the problem sounds like the track rod ends need replacing these are what connects the steering to the hub now when you turn the wheel the track rod ends push the hubs in the way you want to turn but what happens ball joint on the track rod end get play in it is it allows the wheels to turn slightly on their own left and right now once these have been replaced you will have no problems.
if the ball joints where to break you would lose control of the car as the steering wheel would not turn the wheels as instructed and they would be free to turn any way they liked, this would cause damage to the front wings and the hub costing a fortune to put right, but as it stands the track rod ends cost very little to buy and dont cost much to get replaced.

how ever this isnt the kind of job you can do yourself as you would need to get the tracking set up to ensure the wheels are driving in a strait line as their is adjusters that need to be set up after the track rod ends are fitted.

once you have the track rod ends ( tie rods also known as) fitted you will have no further problems and you will then be in full control of your vehicle it will feel a lot more responsive to your control so this needs doing sooner rather than later.

make sure the shifter is totally in park.try pushing the shifter past or as far as it will go into park and try turnning off and pulling the key out

this is an aftermarket security system. if you check under the steering column you will prob find the security box.

try the stabilizer link. remove both of them drive around, if the sound is gone replace them

may i offer you sound advice? i would not continue driving this vehicle untill you have had the steering and front suspension checked ot also for any chassis damage which may have been attributed by the cause of this supposed minor? shunt because if your car has some serious fault dangerouse not just to yourself but other road users or passengers? could you live with the possible consequences ?? hope this helps? and wish a merry xmas frm the uk

push it in and it might be a key release???? idk all hondas have some kind of weird thing in them....like my civic, it has a barrel key thing under the dash on the side of where the stereo goes on the driver side and i still to this day have no idea what it does, lol.