Empowering Drivers Strategies to Tackle Hard Steering and Sluggish Acceleration

The power steering reservoir has enough fluid. Some possibilities I've come up with: Speed sensor playing up? Power steering pump dying? Battery ... Last, make sure the caster is correct, especially if the car has been lowered. The alignment shop may tell you it's not adjustable, you're not ... Thus, there is no connection between accelerating and steering. A badly aligned front wheel on a RWD will alter steering at all times, not ... Nick Kopernik. #7 ... Stiff steering, or hard steering is typically caused by either a mechanical issue/failure, larger tires/tire inflation, or ... Check your belt. If the belt slips there will no power to the power steering pump which could cause this. Check the condition of the belt, but ... After seeing a few threads and posts regarding 100 owners (including myself) experiencing a noticable loss of power steering when accelerating ... Sounds like the steering pump has gone wrong. Check the belt which drives it - it may have snapped. Steering issues can be diagnosed by check the track bar, drag link, and tie rods. If those are tight and do not have any play I would also check ... Heavy steering means that it is more difficult to steer your vehicle, and the performance of the car can be compromised by a stiff, unreactive steering wheel. replaced stock steering with new Rock Jock Currie CE-9701 CURRECTLYNC Heavy Duty Tie Rod System No Steering stabilizer currently installed.