Power Steering Light On Problems of Hyundai Azera

I've owned my 2017 Azera since Dec 2018. I love the vehicle but the steering sticks as mentioned in other complaints at high speeds. The vehicle currently only has 38k miles and I use it for the most part on the highway. This seems to only happen at speeds over 55mph. You have to give the steering a slight jerk to get it to go back. Doesn't matter if it's right or left. This past week it would not move and I jerked it so much I thought I was going to come off the roadway. I understand different forums state it might be an electronic steering issue or something with a coupler, etc. Whatever the case I believe this needs to be reviewed and fixed. I took the vehicle to have it looked at a little over a year ago and was told nothing was wrong. It was probably not driven on the highway so the mechanic would not have been able to experience the issue while driving around the roads in and around dealership.

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The steering is making clicking sound when moving the steering wheel slightly to the left and to the right. Based on internet research, the problem appears to be relating to the steering motor coupling issue. The noise occurs rather or not the vehicle is moving or still. The engineer must be running. There's been safety recalls for the exact issue on other Hyundai models with the same parts number, so NHTSA, why hasn't NHTSA issue, or cause to be issue, a safety recall on the Azera? what's it going to take, injuries and/or deaths? how many? the problem is getting worse. The car has less than 31,000 miles.

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