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Hello all,
Well, I just picked up my first Zed (import TT manual) and I'm starting to learn about the usual faults...
I get the feeling of the rear stepping out to the right when I come off the gas pedal (driving in a straight line), which creates a little wobble. Feels a bit disconcerting to say the least. From searching on here it seems like the HICAS ball joints often wear, but I jacked the rear up (one side at a time) and there doesn't seem to be any noticeable play in the wheels left to right. The rear shocks were replaced not long ago, and the tyre pressures are OK. What else could cause the wobble, or could it still be the HICAS arms even without noticable movement?
I tried a HICAS diagnostic with the 5 times steering left to right and 5 times pushing the brake pedal. The rear wheels then steer OK left and right when you turn the wheel.
I seemed to get into some other test mode where the rear wheels repeatedly move left then right (engine running, vehicle stationary, HICAS light flashing). While this was happening I couldn't see any play in the HICAS outer ball joints. Then I drove off and the car trailed a nice colourful oil slick for a few yards on the wet road. After a restart the HICAS light was on and the power steering fluid level has dropped to the bottom of the container. The car normally drips something when standing - I don't know what it is yet, but it seems too clean to be engine oil so it could be PAS fluid. My theory is the high pressure PAS pipe under the alternator pulley is leaking, and the HICAS test caused more fluid loss than normal. Does this sound reasonable, or are the HICAS and main steering hydraulics completely unconnected?
Thanks for any advice!
Tim