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Anonymous Posted on Jan 29, 2011

Car acting strange. I when I start driving my steering wheel will turn hard left then turn hard to the right and won't doing this. The faster I go the more aggressive it gets. I have to hold the wheel with my might to keep the wheel from turning back and forth. I've only gone 15mph max since this issue arose.

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