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Certainly! Some 2017 Ford F-150 owners have experienced a sudden loss of power steering while driving. In some cases, the steering wheel became stiff after driving between 90 and 120 miles. These safety concerns were promptly addressed once identified. Many owners found it challenging to steer their vehicle, particularly when making turns. Fortunately, local dealerships were able to resolve these issues. Typically, power steering problems are linked to issues with the power steering pump, pulley malfunctions, or low power steering fluid. The cost of professional repairs for these issues could range from $500 to $1000, depending on the specific problem.
I have a question. I own a 2017 F-150, and I am experiencing issues with the ABS lights being on and the power steering coming and going. I have already replaced all the wheel sensors, and initially, all the lights went out. However, after driving it for 3.5 miles, the lights came back on. Has anyone else encountered the same problem?
Some consumers have experienced situations where the steering system fails in their vehicle, rendering it inoperable and requiring towing because of a malfunctioning electric steering rack.
Replace the lower steering rod because its two joints have a tendency to become stuck. It is a straightforward task to replace it.
my device experienced a similar issue.
sometimes I find it really difficult to handle things.
My truck drifts aimlessly in all directions.
I own a 2017 F150 and the rack and pinion failed on April 13, 2023. My truck is still at the dealership waiting for parts as there are 71 trucks on back order. You should consider selling or trading in yours.
My brain is currently churning like an old Mack truck.
I used the remote start on my 2017 F-150 Lariat, then went to a store. When I returned and tried to start the truck again, I couldn't and saw messages saying there was a steering failure. I had to take it to the dealer, but they were closed for Christmas Eve. I searched online for information and found out that using an aftermarket key fob could be causing the problem. When I returned and used the original key fob, the truck started. I am so thankful to that mechanic for the help.
My car recently began experiencing issues with steering.
My vehicle is experiencing this issue now. Is there anything I can do to have Ford repair it?