Ron Burgundy
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No. Nobody drove it. Did a few trips since yesterday. No issues. No msgSomeone else after you turned it off?
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No. Nobody drove it. Did a few trips since yesterday. No issues. No msgSomeone else after you turned it off?
It is possible but i don't specifically remember anything out of ordinaryPut any load on the steering wheel, getting in, or out of the car?
That will do it all right.Put any load on the steering wheel, getting in, or out of the car?
Holden says it is okay to drive if the message went away and no loss of steering. Only to book it in if the message stays or if I lose steering...
Let's hope it was just some ECU spasm and it never comes back again...
Cnut
Holden says it is okay to drive if the message went away and no loss of steering. Only to book it in if the message stays or if I lose steering...
Let's hope it was just some ECU spasm and it never comes back again...
Cnut
Come back after a fatal car accident! As in re-in-CAR-nation?Well that fanfuckingtastic, come back after it fails (and you've had a potential fatal accident).
Yep...I also mentioned I need to drive 3.5hr back to Sydney in 4 days.Well that fanfuckingtastic, come back after it fails (and you've had a potential fatal accident).
Holden said the steering lock message can sometimes be associated with loss of power steering.I thought that the error message is about the ‘steering lock’ rather than the ‘steering’ itself?
My immediate impression was that there might have been load on the steering column when it was locked (such as the car moved slightly after it was parked). I do recall in the older cars that used a key to unlock the steering, that turning the key could be hard if there was any load on the steering column. The user manual (for the older cars) recommended turning the wheel slightly to take the pressure off the locking mechanism. I don’t know what the equivalent advice is for cars with electric steering locks.
Came up today when I started the car.
Disapeared after car was turned off.
Did not come back next time I started it.
No difference in steering...
I am one step closer to trading this cnut in and going Japanese....
Ron... did you bump / /knock the steering wheel getting out of the car? i did once and the next morning i got the same message..