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XC90 2005 D5 - weird power steering issue
Good day. New here. Have digged through a lot of forums here and I do suspect that I might need to change the steering rack - but still - my issue doesn't seem to match completelly with others. So - when steering at least 45 degrees to either side - it feels like the power steering is trying to push the steering wheel back. It happens only when I am going at least 20mph. When stationary or going below 20mph - power steering is light and works smooth with no issues. Other issue - when starting - I get Anti Skid temparary off warning - but as soon as power steering starts to play it - warning turns into anti-skid service required. I really don't know if they are related to power steering issue. Looked at getting Dice - nothing available nearby - so have no way of scanning - nor any indie garage to ask for. Suspect that anti-skid is related to steering wheel angle sensor - though - don't know how it could relate to power steering. I did read somewhere that there are 2003 Volvo XC90 that have speed realted power steering - have no clue on how to check that - though think it's only on T6's. Recently changed Power Steering pump - made little to no difference - have to mention that the steering rack is clean - no leaks anywhere. A bit confused on what's going on here. Any ideas appreciated!
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Steering Angle Sensor??
Cheers Dave |
But how can steering angle sensor affect power steering if it's not electric one? Just don't get it :D
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I had to have my SAS replaced, and the error messages included Anti Skid etc
There was no issue with Power Steering (that I could feel) though... Isn't there a good Indie in the New Forest somewhere? Here you are... https://www.nomanslandgarageltd.co.uk/contact Cheers Dave |
Ok - not too sure if it is related to SAS then. So read somewhere that there are even 2003 XC90 that come with speed sensitive power steering - and he had same issue as me and turned out to be the solonoid that regulated the power steering absed on speed. Anyone know how I could check that? Thanks
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