What are the causes of power steering failure in the Mercedes-Benz GLC260?
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Mercedes-Benz power steering failure causes include: presence of excessive air, foreign matter, piston cylinder wear, etc. Loose connections Below are the specific causes of Mercedes-Benz power steering failure: Presence of excessive air: The power steering system contains a large amount of air, causing abnormal car steering. Foreign matter: Foreign matter in the steering hydraulic pipeline causes the steering pump flow control valve to stick. Loose connections: Loose connections in the power steering system lead to steering fluid leakage. Piston cylinder wear: Excessive wear of the steering gear piston cylinder, poor oil seal sealing, or control valve adhesion or damage.