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Recognise assistance and report a steering fault
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Power assistance reduces the effort needed to steer; it does not prevent oversteering. A failure may greatly increase steering effort and needs investigation before further use. Different vehicles use hydraulic or electric assistance: use the handbook’s checks rather than assuming every system depends on a running combustion engine.
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