Why is the steering wheel of Mercedes-Benz G-Class heavy?
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The steering wheel of Mercedes-Benz G-Class is heavy. If it is hydraulic power steering, check whether the power steering fluid is insufficient or if there is any oil leakage. If it is electronic power steering, check whether the fuse is blown, whether there is any open circuit or short circuit to ground in the wiring, and check the tire pressure. Air leakage can also cause the steering to become heavy, and you will need to inflate the tires. Solutions for heavy steering wheel in Mercedes-Benz G-Class: For hydraulic power steering, check whether the power steering fluid is insufficient. If it is low, refill it to the normal range. If the fluid level is normal, check whether the power steering pump belt is too loose, and whether the fluid is too dirty, which can reduce its flowability. Generally, it should be replaced every 2 years or 60,000 kilometers. Also, check the tire pressure. Adjusting the steering wheel of Mercedes-Benz G-Class: Push the adjustment lever under the steering column to the lowest position. Move the steering wheel up, down, forward, and backward to ensure that you can see all the gauges and indicator lights on the instrument panel. Push the adjustment lever upward to lock the steering wheel. Try to move the steering wheel to confirm that it is securely locked.