alexander_schmitz4
CrosslandX steering vibration
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A 2022 Vauxhall CrosslandX diesel is experiencing steering issues, including increased effort and vibration, potentially indicating intermittent power steering failure. The suspected cause is a defective steering angle sensor with a coding fault, possibly affecting traction control or electronic stability. A similar case was resolved by re-calibrating the steering angle sensor at a workshop, suggesting this as a likely solution.
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alexander_schmitz4 (community.author)
The steering sensor is my prime suspect. Could you elaborate on your experience? Was the fault definitively traced back to the sensor's coding, or were there other contributing factors, such as the electronic stability system?
lennywalter4
For me it was the coding of the steering angle sensor, causing the car to misinterpret the steering wheel position and messing with the electronic stability. It ended up needing a re-calibration at the workshop, because i didn't had the right equipment for that.
alexander_schmitz4 (community.author)
Thanks for your insights! I'll visit my workshop, knowing that a steering angle sensor coding fault is likely the culprit, mirroring your experience. The repair cost 195€.
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lennywalter4
I had a similar issue in my CrosslandX. Steering felt all wrong, and the vibrating was really off-putting. Did you check the steering sensor?