Symptom Chart

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Symptom	Possible Causes	Action
Poor on-center response	System bleed required Stabilizer bar bushes Residual pressure Steering angle sensor offset Control module adaptive data	Carry out the manual bleed procedure. See ACTIVE STABILIZATION SYSTEM BLEEDING . Check the stabilizer bar bushes. Refer to See FRONT STABILIZER BAR BUSHING - 4.2L and See FRONT STABILIZER BAR BUSHING - 3.6L (TDV8) DIESEL and See REAR STABILIZER BAR BUSHING . Check for residual pressure in the system. Check and calibrate the steering angle sensor, clear the adaptive data after calibration. and Refer to Steering Angle Sensor .
Asymmetrical response	Steering angle sensor offset Accelerometer calibration System bleed required	Check and calibrate the steering angle sensor, clear the adaptive data after calibration. Refer to Steering Angle Sensor . Calibrate the accelerometers using the approved diagnostic system. Carry out the manual bleed procedure. and See ACTIVE STABILIZATION SYSTEM BLEEDING .
Excessive roll	System bleed required Stabilizer bar bushes Stabilizer bar drop-links	Carry out the manual bleed procedure. See ACTIVE STABILIZATION SYSTEM BLEEDING . Check the stabilizer bar bushes and drop links Refer to See FRONT STABILIZER BAR BUSHING - 4.2L and See FRONT STABILIZER BAR BUSHING - 3.6L (TDV8) DIESEL and See REAR STABILIZER BAR BUSHING .
Powered roll-rock	Harness faults Valve block fault Control module adaptive data Accelerometer fault	Check for DTCs indicating any of the possible causes are present.
Oversteer or understeer	Stabilizer bar drop-links System actuators	Check the stabilizer bar drop links and the system actuators. Refer to See FRONT STABILIZER BAR BUSHING - 4.2L and See FRONT STABILIZER BAR BUSHING - 3.6L (TDV8) DIESEL and See REAR STABILIZER BAR BUSHING .