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post Jul 31 2017, 12:31 AM, updated 9y ago

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Lagi kejadian steering lock. Nurse ni kata dia ikut belakang kereta lain kelajuan dalam 40km/j. Sampai di selekoh tiba-tiba steering tak boleh dipusing seperti biasa. Terus menjunam ke laman rumah. Brek juga gagal berfungsi.

Pengguna Axia sila berhati-hati. Nak kata nurse nie ngantuk tak mungkin sebabnya dia baru jer keluar rumah dalam 100 meter tengok baby..

Kejadian berlaku di Felda Semenchu Tuan Haji, Jalan Kampung...

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Brek juga gagal berfungsi.


wah..sure or not?
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post Jul 31 2017, 12:43 AM

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if axia using motor-assisted power steering, good luck.
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post Jul 31 2017, 12:45 AM

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QUOTE(sI Taufu @ Jul 31 2017, 12:43 AM)
if axia using motor-assisted power steering, good luck.
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post Jul 31 2017, 12:49 AM

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post Jul 31 2017, 01:09 AM

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Use your brain to think
EPS even when the power is gone, it's still function like those old saga or Kancil. It's heavy when stationary but light once u got up to speed

The brake also die ?
Come-on, the brake is using Hydraulic, no way it would malfunction without leaking oil.

Another assumption, slamp brake hard and the tyre lock
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post Jul 31 2017, 01:12 AM

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QUOTE(carsalesperson @ Jul 31 2017, 01:09 AM)
Use your brain to think
EPS even when the power is gone, it's still function like those old saga or Kancil. It's heavy when stationary but light once u got up to speed

The brake also die ?
Come-on, the brake is using Hydraulic, no way it would malfunction without leaking oil.

Another assumption, slamp brake hard and the tyre lock
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eps without assistance is heavier than unassisted steering
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:30 AM

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post Jul 31 2017, 08:35 AM

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QUOTE(carsalesperson @ Jul 31 2017, 01:09 AM)
Use your brain to think
EPS even when the power is gone, it's still function like those old saga or Kancil. It's heavy when stationary but light once u got up to speed

The brake also die ?
Come-on, the brake is using Hydraulic, no way it would malfunction without leaking oil.

Another assumption, slamp brake hard and the tyre lock
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:35 AM

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QUOTE(carsalesperson @ Jul 31 2017, 01:09 AM)
Use your brain to think
EPS even when the power is gone, it's still function like those old saga or Kancil. It's heavy when stationary but light once u got up to speed

The brake also die ?
Come-on, the brake is using Hydraulic, no way it would malfunction without leaking oil.

Another assumption, slamp brake hard and the tyre lock
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EPS has different scheme of operation

some doesn't has any direct mechanical link between steering and wheels. Typical those cheap system use this kind of design

Steer by wire yo
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:39 AM

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QUOTE(desmond2020 @ Jul 31 2017, 08:35 AM)
EPS has different scheme of operation

some doesn't has any direct mechanical link between steering and wheels. Typical those cheap system use this kind of design

Steer by wire yo
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No lah, the other way round, only expensive infinity has true steer by wire , even then there is fail safe clutch that engages to connect steering direct to wheels when system detects failure

All other systems have mechanical link, the motor just assist
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:39 AM

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careless driving then blame steering and break problem so can run away
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:39 AM

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Best to let perodua investigate the cause. Some people who drive cheap car think their car is maintenance free.
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QUOTE(Rusty Nail @ Jul 31 2017, 08:35 AM)
This guy knows what's he talking about
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He's car sale person afterall.
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:42 AM

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Nurse tu macam comel je, macam cantik je. Nak kenal boleh
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QUOTE(Coldf3ar @ Jul 31 2017, 08:40 AM)
He's car sale person afterall.
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:43 AM

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post Jul 31 2017, 08:44 AM

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post Jul 31 2017, 08:44 AM

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must be driving fast and then e-brake, GG
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:47 AM

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QUOTE(rcracer @ Jul 31 2017, 08:39 AM)
No lah, the other way round, only expensive infinity has true steer by wire , even then there is fail safe clutch that engages to connect steering direct to wheels when system detects failure

All other systems have mechanical link, the motor just assist
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Some eps system are so sensitive that a loose battery connection can totally disable the electric assistance
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:47 AM

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The nurse will get Iriz for her stunt. Proton needs to slow down Perodua sales
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:48 AM

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Axia got handbrek or press leg brek or elec brek?
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:48 AM

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QUOTE(yattnana @ Jul 31 2017, 08:47 AM)
Some eps system are so sensitive that a loose battery connection can totally disable the electric assistance
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Are you sure or not? WHen car runs, the power is from alternator, not battery whistling.gif
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QUOTE(weretiger @ Jul 31 2017, 08:48 AM)
Axia got handbrek or press leg brek or elec brek?
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Handbrake
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:50 AM

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QUOTE(weretiger @ Jul 31 2017, 08:48 AM)
Axia got handbrek or press leg brek or elec brek?
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A) Handbrek -- Yes
B) Press leg brek -- Yes
C) Elec brek -- No

Emergency backup brek -- Parit brek
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:51 AM

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QUOTE(1000armoured @ Jul 31 2017, 08:30 AM)
Is true axis don't hve radio?
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only on the very low end variant
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:51 AM

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QUOTE(Zot @ Jul 31 2017, 08:48 AM)
Are you sure or not? WHen car runs, the power is from alternator, not battery  whistling.gif
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Unfortunately that's not the case, at least on my City 2015......I experienced it first hand.
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:52 AM

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Had the same Power Steering issue happen on the Peugeot. Damn scary suddenly no assistance and steering wheel judder itself
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QUOTE(desmond2020 @ Jul 31 2017, 08:35 AM)
EPS has different scheme of operation

some doesn't has any direct mechanical link between steering and wheels. Typical those cheap system use this kind of design

Steer by wire yo
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post Jul 31 2017, 08:54 AM

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meh .. lose steering ctrl, then she got panicked and hit the accelerator pedal instead of brake pedal, then blame the brake system failure pulak. typical wimmen.
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QUOTE(yattnana @ Jul 31 2017, 08:51 AM)
Unfortunately that's not the case, at least on my City 2015......I experienced it first hand.
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Wah! ... Anyway, it is only steering assist. You still have control of steering but just need to work harder laugh.gif
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QUOTE(Zot @ Jul 31 2017, 08:55 AM)
Wah! ... Anyway, it is only steering assist. You still have control of steering but just need to work harder  laugh.gif
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When u lose steering assist while being in a corner.. GG
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QUOTE(Boy96 @ Jul 31 2017, 08:59 AM)
When u lose steering assist while being in a corner.. GG
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The assist is mostly pronounced at low speed. Even in expensive car the steering assist is at low speed only because it will be heavy to turn steering at low speed. At high speed, the steering assist function is disabled. Otherwise the handling of the car will become nervous
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QUOTE(Boy96 @ Jul 31 2017, 08:52 AM)
Had the same Power Steering issue happen on the Peugeot. Damn scary suddenly no assistance and steering wheel judder itself
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possible mechanic poured in wrong grade of fluid during change for both Steering & ABS causing damage to the pump.

or some electric component like fuse blew resulting loss of assistance on both steering & brake.
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QUOTE(Boy96 @ Jul 31 2017, 08:59 AM)
When u lose steering assist while being in a corner.. GG
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at least your Pug did not engine cut during corner coz that is when you not just lose steering assist but also really have your steering locked (security feature).

also airbag will be off.

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QUOTE(Boy96 @ Jul 31 2017, 08:59 AM)
When u lose steering assist while being in a corner.. GG
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Can control but very hard especially when car too slow.experience this when my persona xcident and hydraulic tank bocor.have to drive without power steering to police station.in highway doesnt feel anything but when in town.feel like my arm will broke.
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QUOTE(peja5081 @ Jul 31 2017, 09:04 AM)
Can control but very hard especially when car too slow.experience this when my persona xcident and hydraulic tank bocor.have to drive without power steering to police station.in highway doesnt feel anything but when in town.feel like my arm will broke.
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hi, if you compare old non-assisted steering vs assisted, you would realize it's harder to turn an assisted steering when the assist is not functioning compared to old cars, because when you turn, you not just have to turn the wheels itself but also what ever assist pump/motor connected to your steering. more resistance = harder to turn.

new cars have drive by wire system, but some cars like infiniti has a backup hydraulic system in case the electric system fails.

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QUOTE(Zot @ Jul 31 2017, 08:55 AM)
Wah! ... Anyway, it is only steering assist. You still have control of steering but just need to work harder  laugh.gif
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It's very heavy...heavier than unassisted steering
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QUOTE(@rleng @ Jul 31 2017, 08:54 AM)
meh .. lose steering ctrl,  then she got panicked and hit the accelerator pedal instead of brake pedal, then blame the brake system failure pulak. typical wimmen.
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QUOTE(advocado @ Jul 31 2017, 09:07 AM)
hi, if you compare old non-assisted steering vs assisted, you would realize it's harder to turn an assisted steering when the assist is not functioning compared to old cars, because when you turn, you not just have to turn the wheels itself but also what ever assist pump/motor connected to your steering. more resistance = harder to turn.

new cars have drive by wire system, but some cars like infiniti has a backup hydraulic system in case the electric system fails.
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Yes. Cannot deny thins. The gear ratio is for Arnold Schwarzenegger for power assisted steering. When the tire is rolling, the car moment will resist the tire to turn. laugh.gif

Not sure if the design is being short-cut nowadays. There should be a fail safe system for automotive as far as I know
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QUOTE(yattnana @ Jul 31 2017, 08:47 AM)
Some eps system are so sensitive that a loose battery connection can totally disable the electric assistance
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Just know that the steering still can be used even without assistance

It's very unusual feeling as the steering suddenly is super super heavy but the car is still steerable and driveable

But if you have never experienced it, the increase in effort can be interpreted as jammed / locked .
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QUOTE(carsalesperson @ Jul 31 2017, 01:09 AM)
Use your brain to think
EPS even when the power is gone, it's still function like those old saga or Kancil. It's heavy when stationary but light once u got up to speed

The brake also die ?
Come-on, the brake is using Hydraulic, no way it would malfunction without leaking oil.

Another assumption, slamp brake hard and the tyre lock
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there is a reason why proton dnt wanna go for EPS, and only implement EPS into their car now
this isn't the 1st case a p2 car crash because of its faulty EPS already
yet p2 say their EPS no problem laugh.gif

i personally dnt like EPS as well...specifically due to problem like this and the fact that it will make the steering no feeling at all
u dnt feel like you're controlling the car when the steering is EPS
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QUOTE(rcracer @ Jul 31 2017, 09:19 AM)
Just know that the steering still can be used even without assistance 

It's very unusual feeling as the steering suddenly  is super super heavy but the car is still steerable and driveable

But if you have never experienced it, the increase in effort can be interpreted as jammed / locked .
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if the driver move from no power steering to power steering to EPS
thn maybe still have chance of survival
but if straight move to EPS, habis liao laugh.gif
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QUOTE(Zot @ Jul 31 2017, 09:16 AM)
Yes. Cannot deny thins. The gear ratio is for Arnold Schwarzenegger for power assisted steering. When the tire is rolling, the car moment will resist the tire to turn.  laugh.gif

Not sure if the design is being short-cut nowadays. There should be a fail safe system for automotive as far as I know
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when the car move, the resistance is less. it's hardest when car is standstill as weight sits on the wheels.

regarding fail safe, you lose power steering there is not really much fail safe to talk about but if you are traveling at certain speed the weight of the steering should still be manageable.

what needs to be addressed are 3 things:

1.Backup for Drive by wire system in case it fails: a.redundant wiring/system? b.Hydraulic system as backup (defeats the purpose of cost saving).

2.Steering lock when car loses power (stalled), a common anti theft features in most cars nowadays. VW & Pug has been known to turn off the engine while on the road, many cars also turn off engine when overheat to protect the engine, but this also means you risk locking the wheels while driving.

3.Brake assist backup when brake pump loses power (due to failure or car stalled).

Wheels & brakes are essential in emergency situation losing 1 increases your risk but it's common to lose both Steering & Brakes when your car loses power.
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QUOTE(rcracer @ Jul 31 2017, 09:19 AM)
Just know that the steering still can be used even without assistance 

It's very unusual feeling as the steering suddenly  is super super heavy but the car is still steerable and driveable

But if you have never experienced it, the increase in effort can be interpreted as jammed / locked .
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you never tried you won't know.

you say folks who drove cars without power steering can manage better? maybe, but understand it's heavier to turn a faulty assisted steering than a non-assisted steering due to extra parts in the assist system like pumps/motors/hydraulics etc, those are added deadweight when the system is off.

also, some cars tend to lock the steering wheels, it's suppose to be locked when the engine is off to prevent theft, but jsut for you to know, like many things which can go wrong, it may just lock your wheels while driving.
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QUOTE(advocado @ Jul 31 2017, 09:27 AM)
you never tried you won't know.

you say folks who drove cars without power steering can manage better? maybe, but understand it's heavier to turn a faulty assisted steering than a non-assisted steering due to extra parts in the assist system like pumps/motors/hydraulics etc, those are added deadweight when the system is off.

also, some cars tend to lock the steering wheels, it's suppose to be locked when the engine is off to prevent theft, but jsut for you to know, like many things which can go wrong, it may just lock your wheels while driving.
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Best course of action is to remove all power steering and anti theft for the axia , like kancil , million a of cars, not a single complaint sudden lock

Win win
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QUOTE(Harold2009 @ Jul 31 2017, 08:43 AM)
Tinted so dark?  hmm.gif how she can passed JPJ regulations?  hmm.gif
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QUOTE(rcracer @ Jul 31 2017, 09:30 AM)
Best course of action is to remove all power steering and anti theft for the axia , like kancil , million a of cars, not a single complaint sudden lock

Win win
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still can't solve lost of brake assist part (brake pump).

if you remove the brake pump it will make braking alot harder compared to no power steering.
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Bullshit. All axia drivers never do mistake meh? All axia accidents owner simply blame power steering lock

U all can see lah how axia drivers behave on the road and judge yourself whistling.gif:

Me myself also drive axia oh wai
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i still remember driving old saga manual 1.3 silver color original exhaust pipe slightly noisy that model. hand muscle feels so much tougher compare to now, driving those old saga/ old car without power steering feels like everyday u driving a car without tyre pressure laugh.gif have to play pandai pandai tekan minyak let the car move a little only start turn the steering will be much more lighter, when comes to reverse parking hell yeah exercise time. and when entering shopping mall entrance parking have to twist the side window handle like rowing a boat to grab the ticket biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(advocado @ Jul 31 2017, 09:32 AM)
still can't solve lost of brake assist part (brake pump).

if you remove the brake pump it will make braking alot harder compared to no power steering.
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Easy, make the master cylinder as big as the brake booster like a dinner plate, so little pressure enough to lock all wheels
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QUOTE(advocado @ Jul 31 2017, 09:07 AM)
hi, if you compare old non-assisted steering vs assisted, you would realize it's harder to turn an assisted steering when the assist is not functioning compared to old cars, because when you turn, you not just have to turn the wheels itself but also what ever assist pump/motor connected to your steering. more resistance = harder to turn.

new cars have drive by wire system, but some cars like infiniti has a backup hydraulic system in case the electric system fails.
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Yes i did drive viva without power steering before.i would say viva still can steer easier compare to my persona without power steering.maybe becouse of body weight.have to try 2 time to take corner around shoplot lol.lucky xcident at night,so no car around.and yes its very2 heavy.even pomen also suprise i drive to the workshop and suggest me take tow truck next time.
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QUOTE(bereev @ Jul 31 2017, 09:50 AM)
heavier than faulty hydraulic steering ?
drive using a spannar will be not feel heavy

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almost as heavy as an iswara with a faulty power steering pump
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QUOTE(advocado @ Jul 31 2017, 09:03 AM)
possible mechanic poured in wrong grade of fluid during change for both Steering & ABS causing damage to the pump.

or some electric component like fuse blew resulting loss of assistance on both steering & brake.
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It was the alternator fault last time, steering lost assistance and everytime the steering is turned left or right whilst being heavy, it would judder and at the same time screen will pop up ABS/ASR faulty
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QUOTE(bereev @ Jul 31 2017, 10:06 AM)
i remember the first batch iswara has no power steering
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QUOTE(Boy96 @ Jul 31 2017, 10:07 AM)
It was the alternator fault last time, steering lost assistance and everytime the steering is turned left or right whilst being heavy, it would judder and at the same time screen will pop up ABS/ASR faulty
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QUOTE(carsalesperson @ Jul 31 2017, 01:09 AM)
Use your brain to think
EPS even when the power is gone, it's still function like those old saga or Kancil. It's heavy when stationary but light once u got up to speed

The brake also die ?
Come-on, the brake is using Hydraulic, no way it would malfunction without leaking oil.

Another assumption, slamp brake hard and the tyre lock
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If you have an electrical issue that stops the motor from functioning, it will be hard to steer and when it's unexpected, may cause driver to think that the steering has locked and you don't need mush time before he slams into something. Also, the same power failure might cause the ABS pump to stop requiring conscious effort to brake because the pedal would sink lower giving the impression that it's not working
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QUOTE(peja5081 @ Jul 31 2017, 09:40 AM)
Yes i did drive viva without power steering before.i would say viva still can steer easier compare to my persona without power steering.maybe becouse of body weight.have to try 2 time to take corner around shoplot lol.lucky xcident at night,so no car around.and yes its very2 heavy.even pomen also suprise i drive to the workshop and suggest me take tow truck next time.
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ur persona got power steering? because like i said cars with faulty power steering will be harder to steer than cars without power steering.
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QUOTE(advocado @ Jul 31 2017, 10:24 AM)
ur persona got power steering? because like i said cars with faulty power steering will be harder to steer than cars without power steering.
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Ofcoz persona got.got into xcident and broke the tank
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QUOTE(alien13579 @ Jul 31 2017, 09:19 AM)
there is a reason why proton dnt wanna go for EPS, and only implement EPS into their car now
this isn't the 1st case a p2 car crash because of its faulty EPS already
yet p2 say their EPS no problem laugh.gif

i personally dnt like EPS as well...specifically due to problem like this and the fact that it will make the steering no feeling at all
u dnt feel like you're controlling the car when the steering is EPS
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Unfortunately all new cars today all EPS...

Love my fake Lancer Hydraulic power steering.

Old skool is da best!!! rclxm9.gif
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QUOTE(peja5081 @ Jul 31 2017, 10:38 AM)
Ofcoz persona got.got into xcident and broke the tank
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that is what i say the persona will feel heavier if the power steering broke not just because of weight but also the extra dead load on the pump etc.
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QUOTE(Matrix @ Jul 31 2017, 10:41 AM)
Unfortunately all new cars today all EPS...

Love my fake Lancer Hydraulic power steering.

Old skool is da best!!! rclxm9.gif
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hands down hydraulic wins
dat feel when u steer it, EPS is just no feeling at all
toyota one, so soft can even steer using pinky

not to mention hydraulics are reliable

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QUOTE(alien13579 @ Jul 31 2017, 10:45 AM)
hands down hydraulic wins
dat feel when u steer it, EPS is just no feeling at all
toyota one, so soft can even steer using pinky

not to mention hydraulics are reliable
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I like EPS more

- can vary assistance according speed , super light for parking , heavier for highway
- no grinding , whining at full lock
- no oil and pump drag on engine , rubber hoses that crack and leak after a while
- lane keep assistance as comfort feature on long highway drives , no need keep making corrections to stay in lane
- more expensive EPS can even have variable ratio , parking one turn lock to lock , highway more turns
- more horsepower , less drag on engine


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QUOTE(rcracer @ Jul 31 2017, 10:50 AM)
I like EPS more

- can vary assistance according speed , super light  for parking , heavier for highway
- no grinding , whining at full lock
- no oil and pump drag on engine , rubber hoses that crack and leak after a while
- lane keep assistance  as comfort feature on long highway drives , no need keep making corrections to stay in lane
- more expensive EPS can even have variable ratio , parking one turn lock to lock , highway more turns
- more horsepower , less drag on engine
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i know hydraulic vs EPS has their own pros and cons
ultimately i still prefer hydraulics over EPS
it just doesn't have that feel when you're steering it laugh.gif
and if its done right, alignment is correct, lane keep on highway can be comfort and no correction needed as well
proton is the prime example of hydraulic steering done right
now their EPS also not bad based on review
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QUOTE(alien13579 @ Jul 31 2017, 10:58 AM)
i know hydraulic vs EPS has their own pros and cons
ultimately i still prefer hydraulics over EPS
it just doesn't have that feel when you're steering it laugh.gif
and if its done right, alignment is correct, lane keep on highway can be comfort and no correction needed as well
proton is the prime example of hydraulic steering done right
now their EPS also not bad based on review
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u can always have hybrid, hydraulic setup using electric pump, so become EPS also. my previous peugeot is using this setup.

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QUOTE(alien13579 @ Jul 31 2017, 10:58 AM)
i know hydraulic vs EPS has their own pros and cons
ultimately i still prefer hydraulics over EPS
it just doesn't have that feel when you're steering it laugh.gif
and if its done right, alignment is correct, lane keep on highway can be comfort and no correction needed as well
proton is the prime example of hydraulic steering done right
now their EPS also not bad based on review
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I have EPS now and when in drive a hydraulic, the hydraulic is rubbish , too heavy at low speed, too light at high speed

Unless speed varying hydraulic but that only on high end cars

Day to day, the non varying hydraulic is compromise between low and high speed but tend towards low speed light steering
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QUOTE(rcracer @ Jul 31 2017, 11:08 AM)
I have EPS now and when in drive a hydraulic, the hydraulic is rubbish , too heavy at low speed, too light at high speed 

Unless speed varying hydraulic but that only on high end cars

Day to day, the non varying hydraulic is compromise between low and high speed but tend towards low speed light steering
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im now using EPS as well
but i had fun when i went back to my hydraulic car
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QUOTE(alien13579 @ Jul 31 2017, 11:18 AM)
im now using EPS as well
but i had fun when i went back to my hydraulic car
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It's psychological and hype, hydraulic doesn't feel any better , EPS is a lot more precise , hydraulic is shotgun , hydraulic is scoped rifle
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QUOTE(rcracer @ Jul 31 2017, 11:30 AM)
It's psychological and hype, hydraulic doesn't feel any better , EPS is a lot more precise , hydraulic is shotgun , hydraulic is scoped rifle
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its not better or worst or precise
ppl who love hydraulic is because of that feeling when u steer it
EPS is just dead, no feeling of steering the car at all
in simple word, its too soft, toyota one is way way way too soft laugh.gif
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QUOTE(alien13579 @ Jul 31 2017, 11:33 AM)
its not better or worst or precise
ppl who love hydraulic is because of that feeling when u steer it
EPS is just dead, no feeling of steering the car at all
in simple word, its too soft, toyota one is way way way too soft laugh.gif
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There's No such thing as feel, you turn the steering it turns the wheels , a lot of it comes from the tyres not the steering

Just motoring journalism hype that consumers bought into , lol

If you can't steer a car properly because of a system , you shouldn't be driving .

It's all hype
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QUOTE(rcracer @ Jul 31 2017, 11:38 AM)
There's No such thing as feel, you turn the steering it turns the wheels , a lot of it comes from the tyres not the steering

Just motoring journalism hype that consumers bought into , lol

If you can't steer a car properly because of a system , you shouldn't be driving .

It's all hype
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not hype
drive a myvi vs saga
both with hydraulics
the saga will wins, myvi's steering is just too soft

thats the feeling that ppl want
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QUOTE(alien13579 @ Jul 31 2017, 10:58 AM)
i know hydraulic vs EPS has their own pros and cons
ultimately i still prefer hydraulics over EPS
it just doesn't have that feel when you're steering it laugh.gif
and if its done right, alignment is correct, lane keep on highway can be comfort and no correction needed as well
proton is the prime example of hydraulic steering done right
now their EPS also not bad based on review
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QUOTE(peja5081 @ Jul 31 2017, 12:25 PM)
Must got good offer from p2.
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I dont get it. The quote is different story. Police report also different. Which is true?
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I dont get it. The quote is different story. Police report also different. Which is true?
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Unless your steering does this , stop whining


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Is true axis don't hve radio?
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It's psychological and hype, hydraulic doesn't feel any better , EPS is a lot more precise , hydraulic is shotgun , hydraulic is scoped rifle
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lotus cars use hydraulic or electric?
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Ninjas hired by Proton/China must have infiltrated her home during the wee hours of dawn to sabotage the steering system.

It's all a smear campaign to destroy Perodua's image.


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QUOTE(desmond2020 @ Jul 31 2017, 08:35 AM)
EPS has different scheme of operation

some doesn't has any direct mechanical link between steering and wheels. Typical those cheap system use this kind of design

Steer by wire yo
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You are so WRONG!!! I actually thought the same thing for many years. Until i saw an actual electric assisted power steering assembly!! It is actually a motor that is either added to an existing steering assembly, or motor build over steering assembly. When you turn, the motor assists according to speed. You can increase the torque/ speed of the motor to regulate the assist. Steer by wire actually means additional controls to the steering. NOT WIRELESS STEERING. If there was a WIRELESS steering assist, that might be possible. But a physical shaft that push and pulls the wheels to either side was never removed.

DID YOU KNOW the electrically assisted steering also acts like a balancing gimball? Its like those 3 axis camera gimballs that gives you anti shake images. NO? Which is why bump/ jump steer is almost eliminated in modern electrically assisted steering cars.

The only reason why an electrically assisted steering could fail is electrical failure in the motor/ wiring/ ECU or software. If you (i know cannot, but lets say the motor died) totally turn off the eletcric assist, your steering would be heavy to turn. It will not jam as the gears can be designed not to be aggressive that hold a steer position it in place.


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QUOTE(HeartR0bber @ Jul 31 2017, 12:37 AM)
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QUOTE(1000armoured @ Jul 31 2017, 08:30 AM)
Is true axis don't hve radio?
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Only on E spec no radio
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QUOTE(bereev @ Jul 31 2017, 10:06 AM)
i remember the first batch iswara has no power steering
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QUOTE(netmatrix @ Jul 31 2017, 06:55 PM)
You are so WRONG!!! I actually thought the same thing for many years. Until i saw an actual electric assisted power steering assembly!! It is actually a motor that is either added to an existing steering assembly, or motor build over steering assembly. When you turn, the motor assists according to speed. You can increase the torque/ speed of the motor to regulate the assist. Steer by wire actually means additional controls to the steering. NOT WIRELESS STEERING. If there was a WIRELESS steering assist, that might be possible. But a physical shaft that push and pulls the wheels to either side was never removed.

DID YOU KNOW the electrically assisted steering also acts like a balancing gimball? Its like those 3 axis camera gimballs that gives you anti shake images. NO? Which is why bump/ jump steer is almost eliminated in modern electrically assisted steering cars.

The only reason why an electrically assisted steering could fail is electrical failure in the motor/ wiring/ ECU or software. If you (i know cannot, but lets say the motor died) totally turn off the eletcric assist, your steering would be heavy to turn. It will not jam as the gears can be designed not to be aggressive that hold a steer position it in place.
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QUOTE(desmond2020 @ Jul 31 2017, 08:35 AM)
EPS has different scheme of operation

some doesn't has any direct mechanical link between steering and wheels. Typical those cheap system use this kind of design

Steer by wire yo
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is steer by wayar the same as fly by wayar?
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why the report and the post written is different o.O. one say kuceng one say follow bhind car
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No idea on that shit company
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cause youre talking about handling, precision and feel..
i might introduce you to a company called Lotus, renowned for handling, precision, feel and sort of..
or Porsche, where the introduction of EPS had caused lots of dissatisfaction among the enthusiast..
Even the top hypercars like P1 and LaFerrari using hydraulic steering with the hydraulic pump is electrically powered..

or youre just talking about EPS on the Axia, Ertiga or Elantra level...
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EPS is EPS la.
Steer by wire is steer by wire la.
Can't differentiate ke?
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QUOTE(alien13579 @ Jul 31 2017, 10:45 AM)
hands down hydraulic wins
dat feel when u steer it, EPS is just no feeling at all
toyota one, so soft can even steer using pinky

not to mention hydraulics are reliable
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i hv first batch persona going to be 10 yrs old next 2 months and also just bought an axia last months...
personally i like EPS more than hydraulic simply coz:

1. hydraulic use the same turning inertia all the way while eps is light at low speed and heavy at high speed...
2. steering feedback i feel is almost the same just axia is very minimal force feedback...
3. i prefer no force feedback at all so i can hv total control of the steering wheel...

but axia EPS ratio is higher at 1.75 than persona hydraulic jist at 1.25 full turn
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QUOTE(tallrice @ Aug 1 2017, 05:45 AM)
i hv first batch persona going to be 10 yrs old next 2 months and also just bought an axia last months...
personally i like EPS more than hydraulic simply coz:

1. hydraulic use the same turning inertia all the way while eps is light at low speed and heavy at high speed...
2. steering feedback i feel is almost the same just axia is very minimal force feedback...
3. i prefer no force feedback at all so i can hv total control of the steering wheel...

but axia EPS ratio is higher at 1.75 than persona hydraulic jist at 1.25 full turn
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all have their own pros and cons
depends on what the driver is searching for
BTW, your axia no such problem as mentioned in this thread?
sudden loss of power or the steering won't turn back to middle under certain circumstances?

my current car uses EPS as well, during low speed...it won't turn back to the middle, i need to turn it myself
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careless driving then blame steering and break problem so can run away
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Funny, why driving school never encounter such problem? I thought driving schools stock up a lot of axia.
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QUOTE(tallrice @ Aug 1 2017, 05:45 AM)
i hv first batch persona going to be 10 yrs old next 2 months and also just bought an axia last months...
personally i like EPS more than hydraulic simply coz:

1. hydraulic use the same turning inertia all the way while eps is light at low speed and heavy at high speed...
2. steering feedback i feel is almost the same just axia is very minimal force feedback...
3. i prefer no force feedback at all so i can hv total control of the steering wheel...

but axia EPS ratio is higher at 1.75 than persona hydraulic jist at 1.25 full turn
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Axia eps is over assist leh, u should try one in mew persona and iriz, thats almost similiar to hydraulic, but i cant agree more on force feedback, i need that feedback to know the road condition when we tackle the corner so can predict and react fast which eps is numb on this.
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QUOTE(ctrl_alt_del @ Aug 1 2017, 08:31 AM)
Funny, why driving school never encounter such problem? I thought driving schools stock up a lot of axia.
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All driving schools car drove slow one la, 20-40km/h only

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QUOTE(waiora_protuner @ Jul 31 2017, 10:38 PM)
cause youre talking about handling, precision and feel..
i might introduce you to a company called Lotus, renowned for handling, precision, feel and sort of..
or Porsche, where the introduction of EPS had caused lots of dissatisfaction among the enthusiast..
Even the top hypercars like P1 and LaFerrari using hydraulic steering with the hydraulic pump is electrically powered..

or youre just talking about EPS on the Axia, Ertiga or Elantra level...
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Is all caused by stupid consumers swallowing journalism Shit ,

Because everyone believed the hype of hydraulic better, car makers just give them what they want ,

If everyone said hanging plastic balls at the rear bumper will give better stability , car makers will do it to sell their cars.


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QUOTE(alien13579 @ Aug 1 2017, 08:08 AM)
all have their own pros and cons
depends on what the driver is searching for
BTW, your axia no such problem as mentioned in this thread?
sudden loss of power or the steering won't turn back to middle under certain circumstances?

my current car uses EPS as well, during low speed...it won't turn back to the middle, i need to turn it myself
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it turn back at low speed but not fully...
i still need to do some adjustments...
but for me no problem coz the steering is light and easy to turn...
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QUOTE(dadurtyz @ Aug 1 2017, 08:34 AM)
Axia eps is over assist leh, u should try one in mew persona and iriz, thats almost similiar to hydraulic, but i cant agree more on force feedback, i need that feedback to know the road condition when we tackle the corner so can predict and react fast which eps is numb on this.
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if u prefer the feedback all the way u drive then i believe your palm will work very hard to grab the steering to be in control...
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QUOTE(tallrice @ Aug 1 2017, 10:18 AM)
it turn back at low speed but not fully...
i still need to do some adjustments...
but for me no problem coz the steering is light and easy to turn...
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yes, its turn back until like 1/4 of a round thn u have to turn back manually
common problems of EPS which doesn't happen in hydraulics
which shouldn't happen as well
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QUOTE(tallrice @ Aug 1 2017, 10:18 AM)
it turn back at low speed but not fully...
i still need to do some adjustments...
but for me no problem coz the steering is light and easy to turn...
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Steering return to centre is affected by suspension geometry specially caster , nothing to do with power assistance or not and affected by speed

Same effect is seen on bicycle , you ride slowly the handle bars need constant correction, ride fast enough the handlebars maintain straight ahead and you can release your hands if your balance good enough

Same concept on a car , slow speed the caster effect is reduced , hence return to centre is not automatic


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QUOTE(yattnana @ Jul 31 2017, 12:45 AM)
I drive old kelisa also got this problem. When it was new it wasnt like that if i recall correctly.
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QUOTE(rcracer @ Aug 1 2017, 10:23 AM)
Steering return to centre is affected by suspension geometry specially caster , nothing to do with power assistance or not and affected by speed

Same effect is seen on bicycle , you ride slowly the handle bars need constant correction, ride fast enough the handlebars maintain straight ahead and you can release your hands if your balance good enough

Same concept on a car , slow speed the caster effect is reduced , hence return to centre is not automatic
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i very much agree... there is no way the steering will fully correct itself to the centre even my persona with hydraulic will also need to do adjustments at low speed...
if someone insist the car can do full centre adjustments then i believe autonomous driving car suits them very well... hahaha
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I wonder why yesterday no one noticed the blog vs the police report are different circumstances?


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I wonder why yesterday no one noticed the blog vs the police report are different circumstances?
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QUOTE(rcracer @ Aug 1 2017, 10:23 AM)
Steering return to centre is affected by suspension geometry specially caster , nothing to do with power assistance or not and affected by speed

Same effect is seen on bicycle , you ride slowly the handle bars need constant correction, ride fast enough the handlebars maintain straight ahead and you can release your hands if your balance good enough

Same concept on a car , slow speed the caster effect is reduced , hence return to centre is not automatic
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True. But when you drive power assisted and non power assisted, the steering return to center speed also differs. Which is why sometimes i expect the steering to come back to me at certain turns but it does not on power assisted ones. Steering fight back to me is the one that determines feel. Hydraulic steering offers less road damping than electric ones. Non assisted feels like the whole steering assembly wanna fall off. hahaha.

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QUOTE(netmatrix @ Aug 1 2017, 10:51 AM)
True. But when you drive power assisted and non power assisted, the steering return to center speed also differs. Which is why sometimes i expect the steering to come back to me at certain turns but it does not on power assisted ones. Steering fight back to me is the one that determines feel. Hydraulic steering offers less road damping than electric ones. Non assisted feels like the whole steering assembly wanna fall off. hahaha.
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You realise that power steering was invented to eliminate steering kick back ?

And power steering doesn't react to wheel inputs , only steering inputs specifically to stop steering kick back .

This way the wheel remain straight forward when hitting a bump instead of jerking to the right or left

That is not feel , that mate is progress

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QUOTE(rcracer @ Aug 1 2017, 10:55 AM)
You realise that power steering was invented to eliminate steering kick back ?

And power steering doesn't react to wheel inputs , only steering inputs specifically to stop steering kick back .

This way the wheel remain straight forward when hitting a bump instead of jerking to the right or left

That is not feel , that mate is progress
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No really the fight back is the one that determines how much angle you have input. When you have assist it remove some of the mental estimation that we are built with. We rewire ourselves to adapt to the assisted version. But to be fair i have driven non assisted version far more than assisted ones. First thing that comes to me when i drive assisted one is it REMOVED FEAR. In a way that is a good thing and bad thing. Steering kick back is only bad when you start to scream and cover your face when you hit an obstacle..... laugh.gif laugh.gif laugh.gif
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QUOTE(netmatrix @ Aug 1 2017, 11:17 AM)
No really the fight back is the one that determines how much angle you have input. When you have assist it remove some of the mental estimation that we are built with. We rewire ourselves to adapt to the assisted version. But to be fair i have driven non assisted version far more than assisted ones. First thing that comes to me when i drive assisted one is it REMOVED FEAR. In a way that is a good thing and bad thing. Steering kick back is only bad when you start to scream and cover your face when you hit an obstacle..... laugh.gif  laugh.gif  laugh.gif
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Its bad for controlling the car properly and maintaining directional control

This movie explains a lot and also why i always say steering feel is bullshit journalism , power steering is meant to remove feedback from wheels


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QUOTE(rcracer @ Aug 1 2017, 11:22 AM)
Its bad for controlling the car properly and maintaining directional control

This movie explains a lot and also why i always say steering feel is bullshit journalism , power steering is meant to remove feedback from wheels


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QUOTE(rcracer @ Aug 1 2017, 09:10 AM)
Is all caused by stupid consumers swallowing journalism Shit ,

Because everyone believed the hype of  hydraulic better, car makers just give them what they want ,

If everyone said hanging plastic balls at the rear bumper will give better stability , car makers will do it to sell their cars.
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i might be true for axia
the same goes with timing chain and dvvt for perodua
or fake vtec in honda

the effect is negligible, but as consumer wants it, and its a bragging rights


but im sure Ferrari has never listen to their customers...they just build anything they like, and their customer will follows...

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