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Can I still drive if the steering system warning light is on?

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Lilian

07/29/25 2:23pm

The steering system warning light is on and you should not continue driving. The steering system warning light being on indicates that: There is a problem with the car's power steering pump or hydraulic lines, which in severe cases may cause the car to malfunction or pose a safety hazard. You should stop as soon as possible or immediately go to a professional auto repair shop to diagnose the issue. There are three types of power steering systems in cars: electric power steering (EPS), electro-hydraulic power steering (EHPS), and mechanical hydraulic power steering (MHPS). The electric power steering system provides steering assistance directly through an electric motor and does not have hydraulic components, while the electro-hydraulic and mechanical hydraulic power steering systems do include hydraulic mechanisms.

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KateDella

08/13/25 6:40am

I'm an extremely cautious veteran driver who often reminds friends that safety comes first. When the steering system warning light comes on, it's no joke—it indicates an issue with the vehicle's steering, such as low power steering fluid or an electrical short. Continuing to drive will make the steering wheel unbearably heavy, making it hard to control during turns or lane changes. If you lose control and crash, not only will repair costs be high, but people could get hurt. Once, I saw someone ignore this light and keep driving, only to fail to turn the wheel at an intersection and scrape against a guardrail, costing tens of thousands in repairs. So I advise you not to take the risk—find a safe spot to pull over and check immediately. If the fluid is low, try topping it up; if that doesn’t work, call a professional mechanic. Spending two minutes checking the power steering fluid reservoir before driving can save you hassle, money, and even lives.

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