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Old 12-01-2013, 10:15 AM
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need some advice on wheel speed sensor

After going off track fairly hard on buttonwillow, my steering wheel is crooked to the right but drives straight even if i let go of the wheel. Now if I try to straighten it out, it goes left. I dont think anything bent, but im not 100%. Are the wheel speed sensors easy to take out and if they are, just plug back in?

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Electronic power steering?
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Electronic power steering?
yea the lights went off, so hopefully it's just an alignment issue. Those sensors are ****ing expensive lol
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If the light went off you good the vss might of just freaked when you locked your tires up when u went off. Yes vss are ez to change but sounds like you don't need to get get an alignment before you mess up your tire toe messes tires up quick
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BTW that instrument cluster On those look sick I am guess FRS right?
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BTW that instrument cluster On those look sick I am guess FRS right?
Yup
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did you look underneath to see if any of your tie rods are bent?

The FRS/BRZ has an electric steering rack that is mighty sensitive. This happened to our shop car. We did a hard reset on the car. Fixed everything...the only difference I notice is that we had the steering wheel light on.
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It was just an alignment issue. My fr toe was -1.2 and my fl was +1.2 lol
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It was just an alignment issue. My fr toe was -1.2 and my fl was +1.2 lol
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Nice!!! At least it was not messing up your tires with it like that
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