Checking Speed Related Power Steering
A fault in the speed related power steering can result in the steering becoming abnormally stiff at low speed or abnormally light at high speed.
Fault causes could be:
- No power supply to the speed related power steering control module
- Open-circuit or loose connection in the wiring between the control module and the central electronic module (CEM)
- Open-circuit or loose connection in the wiring between the control module and the solenoid on the steering gear
- Contact resistance and oxidation in the control module or solenoid connectors
- Defective control module for speed related power steering.
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Refer to CHECKING THE POWER SUPPLY