Steering Assembly Maintenance
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Last updated on Sep 21, 2026
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓This guide shows you how to tighten the steering assembly on a V1 and V2 Boogie. After time the screws can be come loose which causes the steering arm to slip slightly on the shaft which will means towing is more difficult and follow and summon mode are not as accurate.
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Tighten the two small allen grub screws on the back side of the steering arm
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If needed, these grub screws can be removed and re-tapped with M6 screws for more strength. A workshop of competent DIY can perform this task.
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Next tighten all four screws on the steering arm. Tighten from top to bottom and repeat three times until they are all tight.
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The screws are M4x16 if the heads are worn and the screws need replaced.
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While doing maintenance check that the Boogies GPS antenna is properly attached.
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If it is loose then use double sided tape (like 3m VHB) to reattach. Clean surfaces first.
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If a small thing that looks like a coin cell battery comes off, discard this - it is a small magnet and not needed for operation.
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After tightening the grub screws and steering arm screws the steering arm should be tight on the shaft. There still will be a small amount of play from the movement in the actuator.
