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What Causes the Heavy Steering Wheel in Honda Vezel?

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LeGianna

08/26/25 5:52am

Here are the reasons why the steering wheel of Honda Vezel feels heavy: 1. Power steering pump failure: Oil leakage in the power steering pump pipe, insufficient oil in the oil cup causing heavy steering, or a broken power steering pump belt leading to the pump not working and resulting in heavy steering. If the power steering pump is damaged and not functioning, the steering will be heavy. Solution for heavy car steering wheel: Check whether there is a fault in the oil pressure or oil circuit of the power steering pump. 2. Steering wheel malfunction: Generally connected to the steering shaft via splines, its function is to convert the force applied by the driver on the edge of the steering wheel into torque and transmit it to the steering shaft. Using a steering wheel with a larger diameter can reduce the hand force required from the driver when turning. The steering transmission shaft, as a connecting component between the steering gear and the steering shaft, facilitates the standardization of the steering gear, compensates for errors during manufacturing and installation, and makes the installation of the steering gear and steering wheel in the vehicle more reasonable.

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DiBrooklyn

09/08/25 8:21am

While driving my Honda Vezel, I noticed the steering wheel suddenly became heavier, which was quite annoying. After checking, it might be an issue with the electric power steering system. This system relies on a motor to assist with steering, and if the motor fails or the sensors are damaged, steering becomes difficult. Last time I went to the shop, they detected a problem with the control unit. Regarding the tires, low pressure or severe wear can also increase steering resistance, especially making the steering feel rough during turns. I recommend first checking if the tire pressure meets the standard value. Additionally, rust in the suspension system or steering shaft, along with insufficient lubrication, can lead to increased mechanical burden. If not addressed promptly, it could affect handling safety. It's best to have a technician use a diagnostic computer to check it out and not wait until an accident happens on the highway.

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