Why does the Baojun have steering angle deviation error?
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Steering angle deviation error is caused by insufficient tire pressure, different tire tread patterns, or severe tire wear. Insufficient tire pressure: Insufficient tire pressure, especially in one of the front tires or uneven pressure between tires, can cause the vehicle to pull to one side while driving due to the imbalance. Different tire tread patterns: Different tire tread patterns: Generally, the entire vehicle uses tires of the same brand, model, and tread pattern. If different tires are installed, it can easily lead to pulling to one side. Severe tire wear: Severe tire wear: Pay attention to tire rotation, dynamic balancing, and four-wheel alignment every 30,000 to 50,000 kilometers to ensure driving safety.
Steering angle deviation errors are quite common on Baojun vehicles, primarily due to aging or malfunctioning angle sensors on the steering column. These sensors detect the steering wheel position and transmit data to the ECU for power steering control. Inaccurate signals can cause unstable steering feel during driving. Untimely software updates may also cause deviation bugs, such as system version incompatibility due to outdated software. Additionally, if the vehicle has been in an accident, slight suspension deformation can affect overall angle judgment. Owners should watch for symptoms like floating steering or improper wheel return, and visit a professional shop for diagnostic scanning immediately upon detection. Routine maintenance should avoid aggressive steering to reduce impact and extend system lifespan. Prolonged neglect not only compromises driving safety but also increases fuel consumption. Regular checks of tire wear and steering linkage condition are recommended for preventive maintenance.
