steering wheel hard to turn

Asked by Yvettia Aug 17, 2014 at 12:10 AM about the 2007 Chevrolet HHR

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

7 Answers

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Check power steering fluid level and belt tension.

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Fuse #1 under the hood takes care of the power steering. I blew this fuse when I left my lights on and needed a jump. Go to the AutoZone and they will do it for you (if you buy the fuse there),

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My 09 Chevy equinox the steering wheel is hard to turn but it has a electric power steering

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My HHR 2007 the power steering no work hard for turn

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Osman. Review my answer above. Fix likely simple with replacement of fuse #1 in main fuse box located under hood on drivers side. Your local auto store will do it all for you under $10.

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I left my lights on and need a jump but today it hard to turn while driving

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Where do I put power steering in at on my 2008hhR cheve

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