YOUR RESEARCHQuestion on power steering
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I have a question about power steering. My is a 06 CS. Everytime when I fully turn to left or right my steering wheel will lock to that position. It won't turn to back to the center. I have to force it to that. Is that a problem on my steering system? Can anyone help me.
Yes, the Cayman steering tends to "hold" at the far extreme lock. Once you get the steering even slightly off this point, normal function and caster should return. I just avoid going into full steering lock!
my 09 cay does it as well...no biggie
Thanks, but is that normal? I never drove a car like that before. Or porsche do it on purpose.
normal ? no ....po has a knack of doing strange things...i think they hear a diff. drummer
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