What are the causes of power steering failure?
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Power steering failure can be caused by: 1. Activation of the car's anti-theft function, leading to the locking of the power steering system; 2. Inconsistent specifications or tire pressure between the two front wheels; 3. Unequal caster angle or camber angle of the two front wheels; 4. Inconsistent clearance of the front wheel hub bearings on both sides; 5. Unequal arch or elasticity of the leaf springs on both sides; 6. Excessive difference in wheelbase between the left and right sides; 7. Brake clearance too small or brake out-of-round, causing one brake to stick and drag; 8. Uneven vehicle loading; 9. Activation of the steering lock function while the car is turned off.