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2011 rt steering problem
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Grandpot
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I have a 2011 RT-S and had the same symptoms. Also, mine actually felt like it was fighting against me in the turns. Several members told me to check the battery connections because this unit uses a lot of power and draws its power almost directly from the battery. I was slow to take this advice, but finally did it and it worked. Start with the easy ones, the + and - at the battery. Then the main ground under the seat on the other side of the battery. If that doesn't get it, you may have to remove the frunk in order to access the power connection at the power steering itself. If you do this yourself, the cost of the fix is $0.00.
Battery connection
Quite awhile back I did have sort of the same problem and the problem then was a loose connection.Hadn't happened since until just now and the original connection problem is still tight . Hate to have to tear frunk off but if I gotta I gotta , can't ride it this way .
Quite awhile back I did have sort of the same problem and the problem then was a loose connection.Hadn't happened since until just now and the original connection problem is still tight . Hate to have to tear frunk off but if I gotta I gotta , can't ride it this way .
IdahoMtnSpyder
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How old is your battery? Maybe it just doesn't have the oomph that's needed!
Not the battery
Battery is brand new ( last fall ) and battery check was fine .Rechecked the terminal again , seemed tight however it didn't feel right .Closer look showed that when they reinstalled my battery tender leads the strands on the battery cable were loose for some reason ( new fitting ???? ).Recrimped again and no longer loose .Took for a test ride on some slight curves and it worked beautifully . Was a simple problem and only lucky to find it .Really surprised it didn't cause other problems .
Battery is brand new ( last fall ) and battery check was fine .Rechecked the terminal again , seemed tight however it didn't feel right .Closer look showed that when they reinstalled my battery tender leads the strands on the battery cable were loose for some reason ( new fitting ???? ).Recrimped again and no longer loose .Took for a test ride on some slight curves and it worked beautifully . Was a simple problem and only lucky to find it .Really surprised it didn't cause other problems .
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