Steering "sticky"
#1
Pro
Thread Starter
Steering "sticky"
I've noticed the last couple of times when I first fire up my C7 to back it out of my garage, that I get a slight amount of resistance in the steering wheel. I feel a slight click and the front wheels almost feel as if they were glued to the floor.
My garage floor is not painted, so the tires can't be sticking to the paint. It's hotter then hell here in South Florida right now, and I'm wondering if this the problem or whether I need to get it to the dealer for a look see.
Being that it's electric steering, maybe it's something in that component.
My garage floor is not painted, so the tires can't be sticking to the paint. It's hotter then hell here in South Florida right now, and I'm wondering if this the problem or whether I need to get it to the dealer for a look see.
Being that it's electric steering, maybe it's something in that component.
#3
Drifting
It could be the electronic brake letting go. I've felt a similar thing once or twice driving out of the garage (I normally back in). I don't feel it when it wasn't applied and applying it is a habit. I'm trying to train my brain to make a 'garage' exception LOL.
I've noticed the last couple of times when I first fire up my C7 to back it out of my garage, that I get a slight amount of resistance in the steering wheel. I feel a slight click and the front wheels almost feel as if they were glued to the floor.
My garage floor is not painted, so the tires can't be sticking to the paint. It's hotter then hell here in South Florida right now, and I'm wondering if this the problem or whether I need to get it to the dealer for a look see.
Being that it's electric steering, maybe it's something in that component.
My garage floor is not painted, so the tires can't be sticking to the paint. It's hotter then hell here in South Florida right now, and I'm wondering if this the problem or whether I need to get it to the dealer for a look see.
Being that it's electric steering, maybe it's something in that component.