Unable To Replicate Customer's Intermittent Assist Concern During A Test Drive
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- Customers may report an intermittent power steering concern that may not replicate during a test drive session. TSBs, SSMs or DTCs may exist indicating the likely root cause. Retrieve all DTCs for the vehicle, as well as TSBs, and SSMs.
Possible Source Action - If lost communication or voltage DTCs exist in the PSCM or other vehicle modules, possible sources can be:
- Fuse(s)
- Wiring, terminals or connectors
GO to Pinpoint Test A - If DTCs other than lost communication or voltage exist in the PSCM or other vehicle modules, the possible sources can be:
- Module internal fault - PSCM
- Module internal fault - other modules
- REFER to the appropriate DTC Chart and CARRY OUT the diagnostics listed for the DTC.
- If no DTCs are present in the PSCM or other vehicle modules, the concern could be indicated by a TSB or a SSM.
- TSBs existing for concern
- SSMs existing for concern
- CHECK OASIS for associated TSBs and SSMs. FOLLOW all TSB and SSM instructions.
- If there are no DTCs present and there are no TSBs or SSMs associated with this concern and the concern cannot be verified, RETURN the vehicle to the customer.