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Well the wheels are going to turn in the contours or bumps of the road. Not sure what you're trying to fix.

 

Sensitive in the wrong way? The steering wheel is sensitive, the car is not as reactive as say a.. Miata.

I noticed that my Cam's steering wheel will move a little, while the car barely corrects. This is helpful when I navigate crappy road surfaces at high speeds... this is unlike the more sensitive Euro steering, where the car really turns with each correction of the wheel.

 

So is what I'm experiencing Normal?

 

Yes, your steering wheels is physically connected to wheels, so if your wheels want to go in a different direction, your steering wheel will to.

 

Well MJZ I nderstand that much, I'm not retarded. what I want to know is if this is common on camrys. It seems a slight changes in road shape affect the steering greatly and on my old volkswagen and mazda it didnt do that. So what I want to know is: Is it common for camrys to have such sensitive steering?

 

You'd be surprised at what kind of questions get tossed around ... so no offense

Common? Every Camry will exhibit this.

 

What your are experiancing is called "bump steer" and yes the gen6 camery has more bunp steer then other cars. I noticed it pretty quickly after I got mine. I have wide tires and a SE so mine is more pronounced. Now I'm used to it.

 

Rapid Roy, thanks for the definition. Never heard of bump steer, now I know

Thanks everyone for your replies, appreciate your help.