Went for a ride today with friends they have 2012 RT Limited. When my friend went to pass a vehicle the screen went orange displayed the DPS Code. He pulled over and shut down for a few when he started it back up every thing was good. We checked the code and found that it was for the Power steering. Any ideals what could cause this.
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Chupaca
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Let's see..!!
I call them glitches that need to be confirmed. If you do the key walk (pull the key walk away for a while then restart) and the fault returns start checking. As mentioned check fuses and relays as well as battery connections. Check that the DPS is working and go from there...:thumbup:
I call them glitches that need to be confirmed. If you do the key walk (pull the key walk away for a while then restart) and the fault returns start checking. As mentioned check fuses and relays as well as battery connections. Check that the DPS is working and go from there...:thumbup:
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Sorry for the late response, but my 2012 did this to me a couple weeks back, following a fairly sharp turn. Did it twice and was concerned so took to dealer. he checked the code and found that the "pressure" setting on the power steering was slightly out of normal tolerances. Dealer adjusted and all good. No charge either.
Sorry for the late response, but my 2012 did this to me a couple weeks back, following a fairly sharp turn. Did it twice and was concerned so took to dealer. he checked the code and found that the "pressure" setting on the power steering was slightly out of normal tolerances. Dealer adjusted and all good. No charge either.
Bob Denman
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Question(s): Didn't BRP start putting a piece of foam in the fusebox in an attempt to stabilize all of the occupants?
Do you have that foam inside your fusebox?
Do you have that foam inside your fusebox?
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