Why is the car steering wheel heavier on one side and lighter on the other?
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The reasons for a car steering wheel being heavier on one side and lighter on the other: 1. Damaged car shock absorber: Damage to the car shock absorber causes an imbalance between the two shock absorbers, resulting in the steering wheel feeling heavier on one side and lighter on the other when turning. It is necessary to inspect the car's shock absorbers and plane bearings, and repair them immediately if damaged, otherwise it may cause safety hazards; 2. Improper adjustment of the limit valve: The limit valve needs to be inspected and adjusted; 3. Damaged car steering gear: Damage to the car steering gear can cause the steering wheel to be heavier on one side and lighter on the other, as well as car deviation and difficulty in steering. It is necessary to go to a repair shop or 4S store for professional inspection and repair; 4. Lack of four-wheel alignment: After replacing the car tires, it is essential to perform four-wheel alignment again, otherwise it will lead to many unnecessary problems; 5. Improper installation of the steering wheel gear: If the gear is not installed properly when installing the car steering wheel, there will be issues such as an uneven steering wheel or it being heavier on one side and lighter on the other. The steering wheel needs to be reinstalled.