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jana_koenig1
Toyota Noah electric steering column fault
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jana_koenig1 (Author)
Thanks for the suggestion! I haven't checked the fuses yet; that's a good point. I will check them as soon as possible. I didn't want to start disassembling things before having some guidance. Do you recall which fuse specifically caused the problem on your Insignia?
emanuelwilliams89
Unfortunately, I don't remember the exact fuse number. It was a while ago, and the workshop identified it during diagnostics. I recommend checking the fuse box diagram in your owner's manual. If the fuses are fine, it might be best to take it to a workshop for a proper diagnosis. They'll have the tools to pinpoint the exact cause, like a doctor using an X-ray to find a fracture.
jana_koenig1 (Author)
Alright, thanks for the advice! It turns out it was indeed a defective connector as suspected. The workshop charged me 95€ to fix it. I appreciate the help!
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emanuelwilliams89
Hello. I had a similar issue with my 2018 Opel Insignia. My symptoms were similar: electric steering column adjustment was not working and threw error codes. I wonder, did you check the fuses related to the steering system? A blown fuse can sometimes cause these issues, much like a tripped breaker in a house can cut off power to an entire room.