Spot on. I have to make a run to get the proper size combo wrench to loosen up the cable so I can clean it out completely, but even knocking off the corrosion that was accessible got the car to start. Thanks, brother!
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders After driving it the next day, I noticed a struggle to start the car, so I took it to AutoZone, where the battery failed the load test. Good news, though. Battery was still under warranty, so easy peasy swap without a penny coming out of my pocket! Well, a few bucks for the 10mm combo wrench, but pretty happy with the overall outcome.
@@josephraz4423 Awesome, a brand new battery puts you in a good mood… or at least it does for us when we purchase a new battery for any one of our cars, boats, or jet ski. 😎🧰
HERE TO HELP SOMEONE I have this car and that "hole" you referenced is also a 4th culprit its called the Battery Current Sensor. Replaced it and it was all good 😎
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Awesome, we appreciate you sharing this. A new battery is a good thing. Checking alternator is also a great idea. You might even want to replace your alternator for precautionary purposes. Especially if you live in an area where you will be going into colder winter months ahead. Better to replace alternator now as opposed to the middle of winter.
I'm so glad your video was the first one that came up. I had the service power steering light come up and sure enough my battery was the issue. Thanks for posting this.
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Okay. Well this happened to me this morning on the highway. My power steering went out. My battery is perfectly fine. I even got it tested. It's perfectly fine. There is no corrosion on my battery either. The only corrosion I can see on my battery are in the ventilation areas but not on the physical cables. I'm so confused on what is causing this because I turned my car back on a few hours later and all of a sudden my power steering is back and working properly.
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Thank you so much! This is exactly what is going on with my car It is a slight lag in starting the car and the “service power steering “ comes on when I start the car So I will have my battery checked
Makes sense now. It turned cold my battery had to have a jump start about a week ago and has been cranking every since but it does take a little more to get it to crank and that's when I got the message. The message went away after the car warmed up some. Thanks
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So glad I got rid of mine. It died on me on a cold January night, leaving me to walk an hour home. Tow truck guy tried to tell me it was the alternator, but it was a bad negative battery cable. I had enough let downs from that 1.4 and decided I was done with it.
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience. You’re not alone, the Cruze has been stressful for its owners. We did our best to provide helpful videos that the DIY community could benefit from when you need. Anyhow, congrats on the new vehicle when that day comes. Looking forward to 2024, any more helpful videos to come. 🧰
Good morning ☕️ any update? You may have a faulty sensor however before replacing any parts, we recommend performing a system reset. This can be done by disconnecting the black negative cable from your battery and leaving it disconnected for a minimum five minutes. After five minutes, resecure black negative cable to your battery and start engine to verify system has reset and reconfigured.
Thank you for being easy to understand. I appreciate listening to someone that doesn't have an accent where I can't understand a damn word they say. And thank you for getting right to the point and not wasting time
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@@DIYwithMichaelBorders ok so I jump started the car and it finally started we left it on for about 30 minutes then turned it off and wouldn't start , I checked all the fuses and they are good, best guess is the Alternator
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Michale’s Blades & More Thanks for watching & definitely let us know if you have any questions. It will be one of the common causes mentioned in this video. Let’s get this figured out together. Keep us posted! 😎👍🔧🔩
@@Mikes_Life Thanks because that’s exactly what I was just think because I seen corrosion where the negative cable means the battery. How much did it cost?
@@mykoDsean yeah just scrub off the corrosion from the terminal and replace the cable. It was less than ten dollars for the new cable. Glad I could help.
i had this issue today i was driving to work and all the sudden that service power steering came up drove it back home no issue no codes might give this a check Tomorrow morning
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@@chumps7974 Thanks for watching. That can be as simple as moisture in and/or around sensor. It can also indicate that a sensor is in its early stages of failure and is acting sporadically.
Any idea what would cause loose steering? Like no force required to turn the wheel. No spring back to center!! I know my Cruze has electric steering cause this happened once before. Unfortunately this time it happened after my cousin worked on the car so I have absolutely no idea what he may have done.. the first time it happened is when my alternator went bad. I know that's not the case now cause my car just sat in my garage for 3 months and started right up.
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Good morning & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. Keeping your fluid levels in-check is very important. You will notice a power steering reservoir inside your engine compartment. Verify it says power steering on the cap. The cap will also tell you the exact power steering fluid that needs to be used. Reference the dipstick connected to the cap to ensure that you are filling the fluid to within the proper fill parameters. 😎👍🔧🔩
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This scenario just happened to me for the first time, once I got the car started I let it run for about 10 minutes. I'm thinking I need a new battery, my aftermarket stereo system is also acting weird.
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders so the next morning the battery was low and the car barely started. I drove down to advanced auto and bought the best battery I could for it. Performance has improved and everything seems to be working. I think I might just have a loose connection for the audio amp. So in my opinion I do believe this resolved the problem. Hope this helps everyone.
@@J_ACE_N Awesome Awesome & we really appreciate you sharing this update. Great job making it a DIY project & seeing it through. In the meantime, we are always here to help answer questions. 😎👍
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I dont have corrosion, my cables seem to be on there just fine and the battery I had check a few months ago. My car stays on and I do notice the voltage drops down to 12 when im in park. any idea what i can do to figure out why my steering wheel needs service?
Thanks for watching, being corrosion free is a good thing. Next, we would double check that all electrical connections are properly secured. Have you verified that your power steering reservoir is filled up to within its proper parameters?
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders so after leaving it in a Walmart parking lot over night. I turned it on and it drove just fine. The voltages were reading between 14.5-13.8. I will more than likely replace the cables. Also I couldn’t really find the reservoir. Thanks for the quick response!
All this is happening with my car. But the funny thing is that I bought a cheap OfferUp non brand battery Late May. Lol. Could it still be the battery?
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Good morning ☕️ we appreciate you reaching out to us. You will find the Power-Steering cap and reservoir separately from the brake fluid reservoir. The cap itself will say Power-Steering on it. Keep us posted, we are here to help. 👍🧰
Hello! I have had so many problems with this car. I have already replaced the battery and battery cable. I know it is not corrosion either. What could be causing this if not these 3 things? Could it be an accelerator problem or fuse problem?
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. A possible lose ground wire connection however unlikely... but we can’t rule it out. Is your power steering fluid inside reservoir within the proper fill parameters? This can trigger the alert. Keep us posted. 😎👍
Good morning, just poured a cup of coffee and am sitting down to answer any and all questions for the DIY community. You can however will need a specific programming tool. Most shops have the program software built into their computers. Easier said than done for us that don’t have the programming software.
So we replaced the battery and was working good for months. Now today the light came back on. The light of a steering wheel with an explanation point. Then at times the car will turn off when this light is on. Sometimes if you leave it sit long enough the light will turn back off. No one has been able to find what is wrong.
Thanks for sharing this, it may be as simple as a quick computer reset. We recommend disconnecting the black negative cable from your battery and leaving disconnected for a minimum of five minutes. This again will allow your onboard computer to reset, keep us posted Hanna.
I've repaired 3 Chevy Cruze's with this issue. All three were caused by a bad (SAS) Steering Angle Sensor. It's not a hard fix, but you must have a scan tool that can reset the sensor after replacing.
how often do you change the battery on your cruze? i got my 2012 black chevy cruze 1.8 thank goodness at 63,000 and i have 118,000 on it now. it takes two cranks or three, and says power steering when turns on. Ive never change the battery thats why i ask lol
Got a 2014 Buick Lacrosse. Family used it to jump start another vehicle. Now ABS light and traction control light are on. But engine light is not on. Electric power steering is nada nope. Driver and passenger ventilator and heater controls also don't work. Any ideas? Or get a dealer diagnostics?
mrtravdawg Thanks for watching. Let’s get this figured out. You can actually visit your local AutoZone and ask them to hook up an OBD scanner to your onboard computer and read any and all error codes. They do this for 100% free. They will then provide you with a print out of all error codes and this will help us pinpoint the exact part that needs to be replaced.... or.... your onboard computer may just require a quick and friendly system reset which AutoZone can perform with their scanner. Let’s start there as it will keep money in your pocket. Keep us posted. 😎👍🔧🔩
DIY With Michael Borders The OBDs won’t read anything because the check engine light is not on. They told me that straight to my face. All the fuses I’ve been able to check are good. You think I should just take it to the dealer?
mrtravdawg Thanks for the update. Try disconnecting your black negative cable from your battery and leaving it disconnected for a minimum of 30 minutes. This will allow your system to perform a full reset. After 30 minutes, reconnect your black negative cable to your battery and start engine. A test drive is recommended to allow all systems to operate and communicate to the onboard computer. You may have just had a computer glitch and this reset may get you back in-line. Keep us posted. 😎👍🔧🔩
AutopassionTv Thanks for watching & unfortunately there are a few things that can cause this however...below is a link to our video showing the most common cause. th-cam.com/video/MbpEf90NQD8/w-d-xo.html Keep us posted. 😎👍🔧🔩
Jim Howland Thanks for watching Jim. Very possible. An OBD scanner will tell you the exact error code. AutoZone can read your codes for 100% free. Keep us posted. 😎👍🔧🔩
Hello! You mentioned Auto Zone having a specific tool to help clean corrosion, do you happen to know what tool? I’m having this issue with my car but the recall doesn’t apply to my VIN #. Please and thank you!
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What’s up Michael, thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. This is what solved our problem. Any recent MX performed to Cruze in last year? This will help us determine whether or not any recent MX is tied to your issues.
Spot on. I have to make a run to get the proper size combo wrench to loosen up the cable so I can clean it out completely, but even knocking off the corrosion that was accessible got the car to start. Thanks, brother!
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@@DIYwithMichaelBorders After driving it the next day, I noticed a struggle to start the car, so I took it to AutoZone, where the battery failed the load test. Good news, though. Battery was still under warranty, so easy peasy swap without a penny coming out of my pocket! Well, a few bucks for the 10mm combo wrench, but pretty happy with the overall outcome.
@@josephraz4423
Awesome, a brand new battery puts you in a good mood… or at least it does for us when we purchase a new battery for any one of our cars, boats, or jet ski.
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Wow! This is exactly happened to me in my 2016 Cruze. Changed the battery and everything is good. Thank you.
Very cool & we appreciate you sharing this. Hopefully many stress free days ahead for you Richard, enjoy your night.
Damn I have to buy a new battery thanks 🙏🏾
HERE TO HELP SOMEONE I have this car and that "hole" you referenced is also a 4th culprit its called the Battery Current Sensor. Replaced it and it was all good 😎
Thanks for sharing. Great to hear you’re back up and running.
Where do I get that ? I think that’s my problem right now. I have a brand new battery already.
Bro! THANK YOU!!!!!! You got me back on the road. Bless you my young brotha! I just knew I was in for a towing to the 'stealership'.
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Mannnnnnn "stealership" IS RIGHT
Thank you so much! Just left Auto Zone and it was indeed a bad battery. He told me to also get my alternator checked to be safe as well
Awesome, we appreciate you sharing this. A new battery is a good thing.
Checking alternator is also a great idea. You might even want to replace your alternator for precautionary purposes. Especially if you live in an area where you will be going into colder winter months ahead.
Better to replace alternator now as opposed to the middle of winter.
You literally just described my car.. corrosion and all, thanks
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I'm so glad your video was the first one that came up. I had the service power steering light come up and sure enough my battery was the issue. Thanks for posting this.
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i' sure any cruze owner appreciates your observations
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Thanks for making this video. It helped alot 👍
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Okay. Well this happened to me this morning on the highway. My power steering went out. My battery is perfectly fine. I even got it tested. It's perfectly fine. There is no corrosion on my battery either. The only corrosion I can see on my battery are in the ventilation areas but not on the physical cables. I'm so confused on what is causing this because I turned my car back on a few hours later and all of a sudden my power steering is back and working properly.
Aside from my in person mechanic you are my #2 for sure. Thank you 🙏🏾 this just happened to me. Always on point.
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That is EXACTLY what I got in my cruze .. thank you for the video
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What symptoms were you having with the power steering and car
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Thank you so much! This is exactly what is going on with my car
It is a slight lag in starting the car and the “service power steering “ comes on when I start the car
So I will have my battery checked
Makes sense now. It turned cold my battery had to have a jump start about a week ago and has been cranking every since but it does take a little more to get it to crank and that's when I got the message. The message went away after the car warmed up some. Thanks
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So glad I got rid of mine. It died on me on a cold January night, leaving me to walk an hour home. Tow truck guy tried to tell me it was the alternator, but it was a bad negative battery cable. I had enough let downs from that 1.4 and decided I was done with it.
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience. You’re not alone, the Cruze has been stressful for its owners.
We did our best to provide helpful videos that the DIY community could benefit from when you need.
Anyhow, congrats on the new vehicle when that day comes. Looking forward to 2024, any more helpful videos to come. 🧰
My battery and cables are good. Tested by two separate testers. Battery is at full charge. I am also getting air bag needs resetting.
Good morning ☕️ any update? You may have a faulty sensor however before replacing any parts, we recommend performing a system reset.
This can be done by disconnecting the black negative cable from your battery and leaving it disconnected for a minimum five minutes.
After five minutes, resecure black negative cable to your battery and start engine to verify system has reset and reconfigured.
Not yet. The car is at the dealership since they did the prior work. Hope this is all it is. I could really use a break. 🤞
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Thanks for the reply, that’s great. Hopefully they can pinpoint the exact issue quickly and get the car back to you soon.
Same here it was my battery all along!
Thank you. Exactly what happened today on start
Thank you for being easy to understand. I appreciate listening to someone that doesn't have an accent where I can't understand a damn word they say. And thank you for getting right to the point and not wasting time
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Do you have any Oil Pan Gasket fix videos??? For Chevy Cruze
My wife's 2015 cruze was saying service charging system, power steering system and stabilitrack
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@@DIYwithMichaelBorders ok so I jump started the car and it finally started we left it on for about 30 minutes then turned it off and wouldn't start , I checked all the fuses and they are good, best guess is the Alternator
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Thanks for the reply & thats a good possibility. Let us know how the vehicle performs after installing new Alternator.
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Had the same issue exactly. They replaced my alternator and battery and it worked
Thanks you answered my question ❤
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Hey Mike do you have any catalytic converter videos on the cruze?
Hi sir thanks for your help, very nice video.
My cord connected to the battery is loose, can I tighten it or do I have to buy a new one?
Thank you for sharing this information I’m buy a battery right now I hope that’s the problem.
I’m having a similar problem my wife’s 2016 Chevy Cruze is saying “service stabilitrack and also the radio cuts off when that happens ... any advice ?
Michale’s Blades & More
Thanks for watching & definitely let us know if you have any questions. It will be one of the common causes mentioned in this video. Let’s get this figured out together.
Keep us posted! 😎👍🔧🔩
Did you guys firgure out the problem? Having the same issue with my 2014 Chevy cruze
@@mykoDsean yes I ended up having a faulty negative ground cable on my battery. Replaced the the cable and haven’t had an issue since.
@@Mikes_Life Thanks because that’s exactly what I was just think because I seen corrosion where the negative cable means the battery. How much did it cost?
@@mykoDsean yeah just scrub off the corrosion from the terminal and replace the cable. It was less than ten dollars for the new cable. Glad I could help.
i had this issue today i was driving to work and all the sudden that service power steering came up drove it back home no issue no codes might give this a check Tomorrow morning
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Mine comes on random with the service traction control message and then goes away
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Thanks for watching. That can be as simple as moisture in and/or around sensor.
It can also indicate that a sensor is in its early stages of failure and is acting sporadically.
Any idea what would cause loose steering? Like no force required to turn the wheel. No spring back to center!! I know my Cruze has electric steering cause this happened once before. Unfortunately this time it happened after my cousin worked on the car so I have absolutely no idea what he may have done.. the first time it happened is when my alternator went bad. I know that's not the case now cause my car just sat in my garage for 3 months and started right up.
So what if the battery is good ? You dd not cover about power steering warning after that ?
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. It’s possible that your negative battery cable is faulty.
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Thank you for your video very helpful and informative better video than others
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Just had this happen on my 2017 but I had already replaced my battery a couple months ago. Turned the car on after 5 mins and it was back to normal.
Thanks for watching & sharing this, hopefully you have no more issues for a good while. 😎👍
THANK YOU SO MUCH because I was looking TOO DEEP into stuff like RELAYS/FUSES
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im looking how to add steering fluid on a chevy cruze 2012
Good morning & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. Keeping your fluid levels in-check is very important.
You will notice a power steering reservoir inside your engine compartment. Verify it says power steering on the cap.
The cap will also tell you the exact power steering fluid that needs to be used. Reference the dipstick connected to the cap to ensure that you are filling the fluid to within the proper fill parameters.
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Thank you
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This scenario just happened to me for the first time, once I got the car started I let it run for about 10 minutes. I'm thinking I need a new battery, my aftermarket stereo system is also acting weird.
Thanks for watching & sharing this, please keep us posted after you replace battery.
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders so the next morning the battery was low and the car barely started. I drove down to advanced auto and bought the best battery I could for it. Performance has improved and everything seems to be working. I think I might just have a loose connection for the audio amp. So in my opinion I do believe this resolved the problem. Hope this helps everyone.
@@J_ACE_N
Awesome Awesome & we really appreciate you sharing this update. Great job making it a DIY project & seeing it through.
In the meantime, we are always here to help answer questions. 😎👍
I just fix my girlfriend power steering issue with her 2011 Chevy Cruze and it was a loose wire inside the black box that sit on top of the battery.
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Where's the power steering reservoir or fill cap?
I dont have corrosion, my cables seem to be on there just fine and the battery I had check a few months ago. My car stays on and I do notice the voltage drops down to 12 when im in park. any idea what i can do to figure out why my steering wheel needs service?
Thanks for watching, being corrosion free is a good thing. Next, we would double check that all electrical connections are properly secured.
Have you verified that your power steering reservoir is filled up to within its proper parameters?
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders so after leaving it in a Walmart parking lot over night. I turned it on and it drove just fine. The voltages were reading between 14.5-13.8. I will more than likely replace the cables. Also I couldn’t really find the reservoir. Thanks for the quick response!
@@JesusSpice
Awesome to hear you got Cruze home. Looking forward to hearing back from you on how it performs after the cable replacement. 👍
What about a fuse or the connector on top
Steering Angle Sensor under the clock spring could cause this
Thanks for sharing this, we appreciate it.
This ground thing is never a problem so don't waist your time there is a control unit that goes bad
Thanks for watching & sharing your thoughts, hope all is well.
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All this is happening with my car. But the funny thing is that I bought a cheap OfferUp non brand battery Late May. Lol. Could it still be the battery?
Can this help my 2017 2nd gen
Thanks for watching and it can indeed. You will find that the 2017 model is very similar to the earlier models in regards to traction control, power steering, and electrical wiring.
Keep us posted on your project. Let us know if you have any questions and hey if you’re into crypto trading, join our DIY ecosystem and help us grow an exclusive group of DIYers.
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Didn’t help findings where to put the fluid in
Good morning ☕️ we appreciate you reaching out to us. You will find the Power-Steering cap and reservoir separately from the brake fluid reservoir.
The cap itself will say Power-Steering on it. Keep us posted, we are here to help. 👍🧰
Hello! I have had so many problems with this car. I have already replaced the battery and battery cable. I know it is not corrosion either. What could be causing this if not these 3 things? Could it be an accelerator problem or fuse problem?
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. A possible lose ground wire connection however unlikely... but we can’t rule it out.
Is your power steering fluid inside reservoir within the proper fill parameters? This can trigger the alert.
Keep us posted. 😎👍
I replaced my battery and it has no power steering and my radio isn’t working still
Do you know if you can re-program the power steering module?
Good morning, just poured a cup of coffee and am sitting down to answer any and all questions for the DIY community.
You can however will need a specific programming tool. Most shops have the program software built into their computers.
Easier said than done for us that don’t have the programming software.
So we replaced the battery and was working good for months. Now today the light came back on. The light of a steering wheel with an explanation point. Then at times the car will turn off when this light is on. Sometimes if you leave it sit long enough the light will turn back off. No one has been able to find what is wrong.
Thanks for sharing this, it may be as simple as a quick computer reset.
We recommend disconnecting the black negative cable from your battery and leaving disconnected for a minimum of five minutes.
This again will allow your onboard computer to reset, keep us posted Hanna.
I have this same issue except when I read my battery voltage on the dash it’s at a strong 15 could it still possibly be the battery?
Thanks for watching, what did you end up finding?
I've repaired 3 Chevy Cruze's with this issue. All three were caused by a bad (SAS) Steering Angle Sensor. It's not a hard fix, but you must have a scan tool that can reset the sensor after replacing.
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how often do you change the battery on your cruze? i got my 2012 black chevy cruze 1.8 thank goodness at 63,000 and i have 118,000 on it now. it takes two cranks or three, and says power steering when turns on. Ive never change the battery thats why i ask lol
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Got a 2014 Buick Lacrosse. Family used it to jump start another vehicle. Now ABS light and traction control light are on. But engine light is not on. Electric power steering is nada nope. Driver and passenger ventilator and heater controls also don't work. Any ideas? Or get a dealer diagnostics?
mrtravdawg
Thanks for watching. Let’s get this figured out. You can actually visit your local AutoZone and ask them to hook up an OBD scanner to your onboard computer and read any and all error codes. They do this for 100% free.
They will then provide you with a print out of all error codes and this will help us pinpoint the exact part that needs to be replaced.... or.... your onboard computer may just require a quick and friendly system reset which AutoZone can perform with their scanner.
Let’s start there as it will keep money in your pocket. Keep us posted.
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DIY With Michael Borders The OBDs won’t read anything because the check engine light is not on. They told me that straight to my face. All the fuses I’ve been able to check are good. You think I should just take it to the dealer?
mrtravdawg
Thanks for the update. Try disconnecting your black negative cable from your battery and leaving it disconnected for a minimum of 30 minutes.
This will allow your system to perform a full reset. After 30 minutes, reconnect your black negative cable to your battery and start engine. A test drive is recommended to allow all systems to operate and communicate to the onboard computer.
You may have just had a computer glitch and this reset may get you back in-line. Keep us posted.
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Auto zone won't reset codes at my local az
When i put mine in reverse the whole car shakes and says service power steering/stabilitrak .
AutopassionTv
Thanks for watching & unfortunately there are a few things that can cause this however...below is a link to our video showing the most common cause.
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Keep us posted.
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Will this also cause the car to overheat and shutdown?
Thanks for watching, this in most cases will be separate from overheating symptoms.
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Would that be the same on Ford explorer
Jim Howland
Thanks for watching Jim. Very possible. An OBD scanner will tell you the exact error code. AutoZone can read your codes for 100% free. Keep us posted.
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What?!? Whoever designed this wasn’t thinking. The warning should be check your battery and battery connections! SMH
Hello! You mentioned Auto Zone having a specific tool to help clean corrosion, do you happen to know what tool? I’m having this issue with my car but the recall doesn’t apply to my VIN #. Please and thank you!
Thanks for watching & if you are referring to the battery lead, it’s a handheld battery lead corrosion removal tool.
Hope this helps.
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Electric power stearing not fpnctioning
bankole abass
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wheres the power steering at ? atleast point that out !!!
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. Your power steering reservoir will say power steering on the cap.
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So… nothing on Power Steering.
didnt you have a black cruze?? how much you been cruising lol
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New battery every year 😅ok
Thanks for watching, you’re replacing your battery every year?
Trash cars
Jedi Luke 22
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My 1999 outlasted my 2007 hmw and now 2017 cruze. My wife couldve crashed when power stering went out while driving.
Sam Spencer
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I agree it’s a terrible car I own one
This video didn’t help at all…what’s going on when your steering is tough…literally having a hard time steering the wheel it’s hard to steer
What’s up Michael, thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. This is what solved our problem.
Any recent MX performed to Cruze in last year? This will help us determine whether or not any recent MX is tied to your issues.
Thank you
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