Power Steering Problem
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Power Steering Problem
If your having a Power Steering Problem file a complaint at this website. http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/ivoq/index.cfm If you don't report it GM will never fix it. Also file a complaint with GM's national customer service.
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I lost my power steering already once to, and it wasn't a fuse issue.
the motor went on it. I drove for a while without it to but the wife was having trouble, so I bought one from a scrap yard, it's been working fine ever since, had to replace the hole column, the motor cannot be removed
the motor went on it. I drove for a while without it to but the wife was having trouble, so I bought one from a scrap yard, it's been working fine ever since, had to replace the hole column, the motor cannot be removed
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Loose fuse ??? Wtf where I've been driving around for almost a year and a half now with no power steering were would the bad connection be located at or fuse I gave up trying to fix it without wasting money lol
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I lost my power steering already once to, and it wasn't a fuse issue.
the motor went on it. I drove for a while without it to but the wife was having trouble, so I bought one from a scrap yard, it's been working fine ever since, had to replace the hole column, the motor cannot be removed
the motor went on it. I drove for a while without it to but the wife was having trouble, so I bought one from a scrap yard, it's been working fine ever since, had to replace the hole column, the motor cannot be removed
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