Some Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI) policies have âthird-partyâ coverage included. âThird-partyâ coverage refers to claims made by non-employees, usually customers, who allege that an employee engaged in wrongful conduct such as sexual harassment or discrimination.
Quick Answer. Possible causes for a stiff steering wheel are a loose or damaged power steering belt, low power steering fluid levels, a damaged or leaking power steering rack or a broken power steering pump. Some of these issues are more prominent when the vehicle is slowing down; if this is the case, it should be fixed as soon as possible.
Generally, if you have bad bearings, your steering wheel will only shake when you are turning. When youâre traveling in a straight line, your damaged bearings shouldnât cause shaking, even though they are likely still being damaged. In addition to steering wheel shakes, bad bearings will usually cause some sort of strange noise coming from your wheel. Bearings can be removed and checked for damage, and sometimes a simple cleaning and lubrication can fix the problem. If a bearing is badly worn or broken, it should be replaced.