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Toyota 6FBRE16:
steering motor

hi, can anybody please help? as soon as you turn the key on the steering motor engages and turns the steering all the way to the right. there are no fault codes.
  • Posted 25 Aug 2012 16:03
  • Discussion started by pauls
  • Queensland, Australia
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