Toyota Corolla Steering Wheel Controls Not Working – Any Fixes?

Hey,

It sounds like an annoying issue with the steering wheel controls! Here are a few things you can try to troubleshoot before heading to the mechanic:

Check the Fuses: Sometimes, the issue might be related to a blown fuse. Check your cars fuse box usually under the dashboard o r near the engine to see if the fuse for the steering wheel controls is blown. If it is, replacing the fuse might fix the problem.

Reset the System: It could be a minor software glitch. Try turning off the car, waiting a few minutes, and then starting it again. If the controls are controlled through the infotainment system, a restart might help reset the connection between the steering wheel and the system.

Inspect the Wiring: The steering wheel controls are connected to the vehicle’s wiring system, which can sometimes become loose o r damaged, especially if the wheel has been adjusted a lot. If you feel comfortable doing so, check the wiring behind the steering wheel you may need to remove the airbag o r cover carefully to see if any wires have come loose.

Steering Wheel Control Module: If the wiring looks fine, the issue could be with the module that controls the steering wheel buttons. These modules can sometimes malfunction, and a replacement might be necessary. This would require professional attention.

Check the Infotainment System Settings: Occasionally, the issue might lie in the settings of the infotainment system itself. Make sure everything is configured correctly and that no settings have accidentally disabled the controls.

If none of these steps work, it could be a deeper electrical o r software issue that would need a mechanic o r technician to diagnose. Taking it to the shop would likely be the next step.

Good luck! Let us know how it goes!