Heavy Steering Diagnosis - 2020 Jeep Wrangler
The steering feels heavy at all times, indicating a possible issue with the power steering system, front suspension, or tire condition. This can make the vehicle difficult to maneuver, especially at low speeds.
Diagnosis Details
Possible Causes
Low power steering fluid or a leak in the power steering system (hoses, pump, or rack).
Faulty power steering pump (worn or failing).
Underinflated front tires or mismatched tire pressure.
Binding or seized steering column U-joint or intermediate shaft.
Damaged or worn front suspension components (ball joints, tie rods, control arm bushings).
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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.
Verify front tire pressure and condition.
If fluid is low, top off and test; if heavy steering persists, have a professional inspect the power steering pump, steering column, and front suspension.
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