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Felt like power steering was broken, but again only at cruising speeds. And If I wanted to turn it, I had to apply more force than usual. I could turn it slightly, take my hand off, and it would stay. It felt very "sticky", like the wheel wanted to stay in place. I've got 3000 miles on the car so I know what the steering feels like in Comfort, Sport, and Normal I tried all 3 and they didn' t make a difference. But cruising at 45-50, the wheel was very resistant to any slight movements to correct and stay straight or go around a turn. At low speeds (from stop lights), the wheel turned fine. I chalked it up to a phone issue and decided to reboot that later.Īs I got out onto the 45MPH somewhat curvy roads, I noticed the steering was behaving strangely. Seemed more like a phone/GPS issue - the CarPlay UI was responsive, but the marker was consistently stuck a few intersections back or slightly off the road and saying "Proceed to the Route". Before I got out of my neighborhood, I noticed the navigation display was lagging. I looked up the destination in Apple Maps and started to drive.
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I scolded the car, connected with the USB cable I always use, and turned off Bluetooth again. I hadn't turned it on, but today it came on. I don't use wireless CarPlay, in fact I keep Bluetooth turned off in the Integra so that it can't connect automatically.
The first clue that something wasn't right was that wireless CarPlay activated when I started the car. I noticed a few strange behaviors with CarPlay and a problem with the steering. I got in the Integra this afternoon to drive about 25 miles (and back).
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