What are the causes of electronic power steering failure in the Borui?

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The causes of electronic power steering failure in the Borui are heavy steering or steering system oil leakage. Causes of heavy steering failure: The power steering system contains a small amount of air, causing abnormal car steering. Foreign objects in the steering hydraulic pipeline cause the steering pump flow control valve to stick. Loose connections in the power steering system lead to steering fluid leakage. Wear in the steering gear piston cylinder, poor sealing of oil seals, and sticking or damage of the control valve. Causes of steering system oil leakage failure: Clogged filter element, oil lines blocked due to rubber's poor resistance to oil corrosion, leaks at pipeline connection points, and air ingress. Worn pump components with excessive clearance lead to significant leakage. The pump outlet has no pressure. The oil does not meet specifications, with excessive viscosity causing high sliding resistance of the vanes, and the oil level in the reservoir is too low.