Electric Power Rack & Pinion

Asked by Streetwheezer Apr 03, 2018 at 06:51 AM about the 2013 Ford Fusion SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When turning left or right and straightening out, the steering wheel needs to be held counterclockwise for a few yards before the front wheels return to home and the steering wheel returns to the center position.
Also when making a right turn, especially an interstate onramp the car will suddenly under-steer forcing me to counter-steer.
There has never been any dash lights on at this time.
I also randomly get the power assist failure on my information display center, but never lose power steering.
Will a new rack & pinion take care of both of these issues?

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CITYLIFE404 answered 6 years ago

New steering rack should fix the problem, if the problem is not in the wiring, rack may be covered under the 5/60 warranty. If you are still in

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GuruL3ZX8 answered 5 years ago

When I turn I hear clunking noise and waste told it from my electric power steering motor ..I havent had a problem with sterring

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