Trouble Shooting

A malfunction in the electronically controlled power steering system will usually result in hard steering at driving or over-sensitive steering during high speed driving. These problems do not necessarily indicate a malfunction in the electronic power steering system. Always check following items before trouble shooting the electronic power steering system.

• Tire pressure
• Suspension and steering linkage lubrication
• Front wheel alignment
• Steering system and suspension ball joints
• Bent steering column
• Power steering system leakage
• Power steering pump pressure.

If all items have been checked and found to be okay, problem can probably be traced to electronic power steering.