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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Technical Discussion - Beginner / Repair => Topic started by: pirated on June 08, 2010, 09:51:51 AM
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99 Grand Vitara, rebuilt the motor, everything installed, all juiced up, get in for a test drive. Every time I barely touch the wheel it starts going nuts, the steering wheel spins rapidly the opposite direction. How do I reset this anti theft device? This thing is dangerous. Could have broke my arm!
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that doesnt sound much like any antitheft device I've heard of, but then again, I dont dabble in modern vehicles.
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i've googled it night and day w/ no results
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99 Grand Vitara, rebuilt the motor, everything installed, all juiced up, get in for a test drive. Every time I barely touch the wheel it starts going nuts, the steering wheel spins rapidly the opposite direction. How do I reset this anti theft device? This thing is dangerous. Could have broke my arm!
Where are you and what engine do you have in the GV?
I agree with Bobthebiker - that does not sound like an antitheft device - I would guess that you might have the power steering hooked up incorrectly - or maybe the serpentine belt spinning the PS pump the wrong way.
Failing those - you've got a problem in the rack itself and it's just a co-incidence that it's shown up after you put the car back together.
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GM had a recall on a rack and pinion unit, the bearing at the
bottom of the pinion on the bottom of the rack unit fell out
and the result was a steering wheel that would try to drive
you into parked cars, get under the truck and check it
Wild
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thanks much, lines were hooked up wrong. that was a bonehead thing to do, lol. thanks for the response
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Well, at least now I know what happens when the lines are hooked up wrong. :)