Dezso3

I drive a '13 Civic LX. The other week, I hit at least 5 or 6 potholes before the town that I live in had a chance to fill all of them in on its main roadways. Unfortunately, after I hit them, the steering on my car began to feel too loose, and the acceleration also became more sluggish. I took it to the dealership, but the mechanic checked it out and he told me that there was nothing wrong with it. I feel like he overlooked the problems on my car because I am positive that the steering does not feel normal, and neither does the rate of acceleration.

ezone

Have you checked and aired up the tires?
Are the tires original? How many miles on the car?
What are the roads like there? Ice and snow? Rain?

Is the steering wheel now crooked or off-center when driving in a straight line? Pulls? Doesn't go straight when you let go of the steering wheel?
Has the wheel alignment been inspected?

Does it now shake/vibrate/wiggle/waddle, at low speeds or high speeds? Describe.
Bent wheel(s)?

Have you taken the tech for a ride to demonstrate what you think is wrong with how it drives?
Have you tried a different dealer tech? Or a different dealership?
Compare to an identical known-good car while at the dealership. Take a test drive.



Pull any floormats away from the gas pedal.
Turn the ECON button off and drive it.