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Toyota Corolla Electric-Assist Power Steering (EPS)
664 messages, Last post on Dec 30, 2012 at 7:28 PM
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#661 of 664 Re: 2011 toyota corrolla S [sjarea] by michigandoc
Dec 05, 2011 (4:14 pm)
Replying to: sjarea (Dec 05, 2011 1:06 pm)
I just wanted everyone who has had this problem that the tsb fix does work. I bought a used 2010 Corolla S for my daughter and it was so dangerous to drive that I contemplated getting rid of it after having it only a few weeks. I called the Toyota Dealer in Traverse City Michigan and they put in the new computer module without any hassles. The service manager had never heard of this problem but inspite of that he looked up the TSB and completed it without any complaints. It now drives normally. I can drive down the road with one hand without constantly swerving right and left even at 70mph. So if you are wondering if the TSB works. Yes it does. Just take it to a good dealer.
#662 of 664 Toyota Corolla 2011 difficulty keeping steering on center by excursion2
Oct 01, 2012 (9:58 am)
I have a 2011 Toyota Corolla and find the steering difficult to keep on center. The car seems to drift all over the place, especially with wind. IT FEELS LIKE YOU ARE DRIVING ON A BOWLING BALL.A couple of weeks ago I got the lead tech at Toyota, who adjusted the alignment to have a little more toe (within tolerances). The car was set at ABSOLUTE ALIGNMENT??? This adjustment made driving the vehicle much more bearable, but NOT PERFECT. He also made my complaint known to Toyota to see if any adjustment were available.
I hope this information can help people feel a somewhat safer while driving
#664 of 664 2013 Corolla S Power Assisted Steering And High Speed by dman777
Dec 30, 2012 (7:28 pm)
I just bought a 2013 Toyota Corolla S 3 days ago. I went on a 2 hour road trip and found out what power assisted steering is when going 80 miles per an hour. At 60-80 miles per an hour, I do not like how the steering becomes firm and hard to make minor degree changes. It's like not having power steering with further resistance.Is there anything I can do to not have the power steering firm and resistant at high speeds? Is there an adjustment that can be made? Would I of had this issue if I bought a 2012 Camry? It creates great fatigue when driving on the highway.
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