Heavy Steering Diagnosis - Ford Mustang 2020
The steering feels heavy at all times, indicating a possible power steering system issue. This could be due to low power steering fluid, a failing pump, or an electrical problem in the electric power steering (EPS) system common in modern Mustangs.
Diagnosis Details
Possible Causes
Low power steering fluid due to a leak in the system (hoses, pump, or rack).
Failing power steering pump (mechanical or electric) not providing adequate assist.
Faulty electric power steering (EPS) motor or control module, common in 2020 Mustangs.
Binding or seized steering column or intermediate shaft.
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What You Should Do
Check power steering fluid level and condition.
Inspect for leaks around the pump, hoses, and steering rack.
If fluid is low, top off and test.
If the vehicle has EPS, scan for trouble codes with a professional scanner.
Have a mechanic inspect the pump, EPS motor, and steering linkage.
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