What to Do When the Electronic Steering Lock Fails to Start?

[VanMadison]

If the electronic steering lock fails to start, you can adjust the belt tension as required and tighten the connecting screws of each component, inspect the connection points of the oil pipes, tighten all connecting bolts, and replace the oil pipes, power steering pump, or power steering gear. Below is an introduction to the electronic steering lock: 1. Introduction: While driving, the steering wheel remains in the center position without movement, yet the car automatically veers to one side. 2. Causes: Uneven wear or unequal air pressure in the left and right tires. Inconsistent front wheel alignment parameters or inaccurate rear wheel alignment parameters (forming a thrust angle). 3. Variations: Bending or deformation of the left and right steering tie rods, excessive clearance at the hinge joints. Unequal spring force or excessive deformation in the front suspension coil springs. Excessive clearance due to worn wheel hub bearings. Frame deformation. Deformation of the front or rear axle. Improper adjustment of the steering gear.