Troubleshooting Trouble symptomProbable causeRemedyHard steeringImproper front wheel alignmentRepairExcessive turning resistance of lower arm ball jointReplaceFlat tireAdjustNo power assistRepair or ReplacePoor return of steering wheel to centerImproper front wheel alignmentRepairPoor ride qualityImproper front wheel alignmentRepairDamaged shock absorberRepair or ReplaceVaried or damaged stabilizerReplaceVaried or damaged coil springReplaceWorn lower arm bushingReplaceAbnormal tire wearImproper front wheel alignmentRepairImproper tire inflation pressureAdjustWorn of shock absorberReplaceWanderingImproper front wheel alignmentRepairPoor turning resistance of lower arm ball jointRepairLoose or worn lower arm bushingRe-tighten or ReplaceVehicle pulls to one sideImproper front wheel alignmentRepairExcessive turning resistance of lower arm ball jointReplaceVaried or damaged coil springReplaceBent lower armReplaceSteering wheel shimmyImproper front wheel alignmentRepairExcessive turning resistance of lower arm ball jointReplaceVaried or damaged stabilizerReplaceWorn lower arm bushingReplaceWorn of shock absorberReplaceVaried or damaged coil springReplaceBottomingBroken or worn springReplaceMalfunction of shock absorberReplace Wheel and tire diagnosisRapid wear at the centerRapid wear at both shouldersWear at one shoulder
Components Location [2WD] 1. Front shock absorber assembly2. Front stabilizer bar3. Front upper arm4. Front sub frame5. Tension arm6. Lateral arm7.
Description This system maintains the density of carbon dioxide constantly in vehicle interior by measuring the amount of carbon dioxide to increase the comfortableness and the fuel consumption rate when air conditioning system is operating.
Inspection 1. Turn the ignition switch OFF. 2. Disconnect the auto defogging connector. 3. Verify that the auto defogging actuator operates to the open position when connecting 12V to terminal 3 and grounding terminal 4. Verify that the auto defogging actuator operates to the close position when connected in reverse.