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Steering Resistor/Relay?
« on: 11 April 2009, 22:01:50 »

I'm trying to find a post from a couple of months back - Sophos (i think) had problems with vague/wobbling steering wheel and was unfortunately charged about 100 pounds for a part that someone ( MarksDTM?) showed to cost around ten pounds. I think it was something like a steering resistor relay? I have spent an hour trying to find this with no joy. My steering wheel wobbles at 50+ and i though this could be a cheap fix for it before doing other things.

I appreciate this is probably the vaguest request ever but maybe it will jog someone's memory? Any pointers would be welcomed :y
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Re: Steering Resistor/Relay?
« Reply #1 on: 11 April 2009, 22:20:14 »

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I'm trying to find a post from a couple of months back - Sophos (i think) had problems with vague/wobbling steering wheel and was unfortunately charged about 100 pounds for a part that someone ( MarksDTM?) showed to cost around ten pounds. I think it was something like a steering resistor relay? I have spent an hour trying to find this with no joy. My steering wheel wobbles at 50+ and i though this could be a cheap fix for it before doing other things.

I appreciate this is probably the vaguest request ever but maybe it will jog someone's memory? Any pointers would be welcomed :y

try looking for servotronic. That the box of electrickery that tied into the speed sensitive steering.
I think your problem though, is wheel/s out of balance.
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Re: Steering Resistor/Relay?
« Reply #2 on: 11 April 2009, 22:23:30 »

Thanks for the advice. I keep telling myself i must get down to WIM sometime :y
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Re: Steering Resistor/Relay?
« Reply #3 on: 12 April 2009, 00:29:56 »

AAeye, 5 stud balancer for you i reckon.  :y

is it only speed related, or on the brakes as well?
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Re: Steering Resistor/Relay?
« Reply #4 on: 12 April 2009, 00:30:36 »

Does a 2.2 have servotronic? Had a feeling it was just on V6s.

Vibration sounds more like a wheel out of balance, TBH.

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Re: Steering Resistor/Relay?
« Reply #5 on: 12 April 2009, 00:33:36 »

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Does a 2.2 have servotronic? Had a feeling it was just on V6s.

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Quite correct there kevin .... I wondered when one of you would notice that !  ;)  ;)  ;)
I didn't look at his car, just answered the question!  ;D  ;D  :y  :y
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« Reply #6 on: 12 April 2009, 00:38:06 »

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Does a 2.2 have servotronic? Had a feeling it was just on V6s.

Vibration sounds more like a wheel out of balance, TBH.

Kevin
Didnt know that... ::) def not the servotronic then   ;D
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Re: Steering Resistor/Relay?
« Reply #7 on: 12 April 2009, 21:00:25 »

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AAeye, 5 stud balancer for you i reckon.  :y

is it only speed related, or on the brakes as well?

It is only speed related - brakes work fine
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