Mitsubishi Lancer 2006 Behind Steering Wheel

THAT is the spiral-wound cable from the clock spring. https://www.youcanic.com/clock-spring - you are going to need to fix this asap, or you'll lose all functions from steering wheel. Clicking is also a symptom of a bad clock spring (google "clock spring clicking" or "clock spring symptoms"). You can replace a clock spring yourself (it's fairly basic) but does require a calibration for steering angle sensor which requires a Lvl 3 OBDII scanner. If you buy parts at most auto parts shops they can loan certain tools. Good luck.