How to Resolve ESCL Malfunction?
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ESCL malfunction should be promptly diagnosed at a 4S shop using a computer to read the fault codes. The problematic components should then be repaired or replaced, and finally, the fault codes should be cleared using a decoder. Common causes of ESCL malfunctions and their troubleshooting methods are as follows: 1. Vehicle Pulling to One Side. While driving, the steering wheel remains in the central position, but the vehicle automatically drifts to one side. Causes include uneven tire wear or pressure differences, inconsistent front wheel alignment parameters, bent or deformed steering rods, excessive hinge gaps, unequal spring force or excessive deformation of the front suspension coil springs, and worn wheel hub bearings with excessive clearance. Troubleshooting method: Eliminate the causes one by one based on the fault diagnosis. 2. Heavy Steering. It feels very strenuous to turn the steering wheel left or right. Causes include incorrect front wheel alignment, underinflated tires, deformed or worn steering linkage, tight ball joints, or insufficient power steering fluid.