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Got my car fixed today! Steering feels very tight now. Maybe a little too tight. I tested it out there at the dealership parking lot and though it doesn’t make that creaking noise anymore, if I turn it to max either way, it sounds like a low scraping noise. Maybe just needs a bit of movement to loosen up? Responds well though. Otherwise, driving feels good. Feels like I have it on Sport mode with how stiff the steering wheel feels. They did a wheel alignment with it and the job took roughly 4-5hrs. I tried LKAS on the highway and it felt good. Wasn’t ping ponging all dramatically like it was. Letting go of the steering wheel for a couple seconds on a straight felt good. No subtle shift to the left like it did. Otherwise, just moving the steering wheel doesn’t make any creaks so that’s a plus. Glad it got done.
Pros: tight steering, no creaking noise, good driving feel, improved LKAS
Cons: steering too tight, scraping noise at max turn
Vehicle:
Honda Accord
Untapped market - BMW E39 530i - can find decent examples 3k or less.
Reliable 3.0L inline 6, 5spd ZF gearbox, all aluminum suspension components, steering rack with a ton of angle stock, factory power steering cooler.
Pros: reliable, factory power steering cooler
Vehicle:
BMW
I have a 2023 Sport Hatch at 4,000 miles no problems. I found the sticker with the part number on the steering rack. It is not one of the ones mentioned in the recall, so I think I'm OK. No sticky steering, yet !
Pros: no problems, no sticky steering
Vehicle:
Honda Civic
Mileage: 4000 km
Got mine replaced on my 23’ Civic Sport. They replaced the steering rack and we are good so far. Was the sticking an issue? Yes, because it noticeable and it can be very annoying. For a less experienced driver it can lead to an accident if not too careful or if you pull on it with more strength than needed.
Pros: good so far
Cons: sticky, noticeable, annoying
Vehicle:
Honda Civic
I've recently had my 11th Gen sport go in again after experiencing sticky steering. The first time was right around 3k miles, and this most recent time was 13k. While I can express that the problem has been resolved for the most part, it makes me question whether or not it will be covered under warranty after the 30k guarantee. Only time will tell if that's the last time this issue will come again.
Pros: problem resolved for most part
Cons: sticky steering recurred, warranty concerns
Vehicle:
Honda Civic
Mileage: 13000 km
I have a 2016 civic, got it in 2019 with 35k miles. Didn’t notice any issues until a couple years ago. I have about 80k miles now. The sticky steering has slowly gotten worse, and is worse with warmer weather. I think it is partly electrical. 2 years ago my car battery died and I replaced it, then all of a sudden the sticky steering immediately improved. And I realized that my wheel was actually sticky before. I wasn’t sure if I had imagined that my steering was off until I replaced the battery and it became so smooth. Well that didn’t last. It has since gotten worse again. It is a constant battle when I am driving and I fear people think I’m drunk because I’m constantly having to adjust to keep the car as straight as I can. And it’s scary when I turn on a slow speed and have to accelerate onto the interstate. I feel like it tries to go a different way.
Pros: steering improved after battery
Cons: sticky steering, gotten worse, scary to drive
Vehicle:
Honda Civic
Mileage: 128747 km
This is happening on my 11th gen si.
Cons: sticky steering issue
Vehicle:
Honda Civic
I just got my recall done about two weeks ago but the problem is back for me.
Cons: problem is back
Vehicle:
Honda Civic
I’m having same issue here. Mine started 20k miles and currently on 22.5k. Minor correction is always needed on freeway/highway above 35+ mph. Went to two different service center and both told me everything is fine.
One thing that tech did for me was reset steering sensor and it was fine for few days and came back.
I don’t know what outcome will I get but going to reach out to Honda of America.
Cons: sticky steering issue, minor correction needed, temporary fix
Vehicle:
Honda Civic
Mileage: 22500 km
I’m having the same problem too. They told me everything was good with my car, I’m just like it doesn’t feel good so we went for a drive and he states he didn’t feel it and that’s how the car drives. I’ve been driving for 20 yrs and definitely know that is not how a car is supposed to drive!
I went to a different service center and they found the issues but now the part is in back order and they don’t know how long it’ll take. This is the worst experience I’ve had with a car. I used to drive Ford and wish I would have stayed, I never had any issues
Cons: sticky steering issue, part on back order, worst experience
Vehicle:
Honda Civic
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