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Smooth, precise, safe and manageable according to its design.
Safe and manageable, operating smoothly and precisely according to vehicle design. It should have no abnormal stiffness, binding or excessive play. Effort and assistance may vary with speed and model; this does not mean zero effort in every situation. A fault requires attention and must not be ignored.
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With abnormal stiffness or binding, even if control is difficult.
Smooth, precise, safe and manageable according to its design.
With excessive play preventing precise steering.
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