2025 Cyberster steering wheel recovery reminder: a warning name is not a steering test value

After parking, a reminder related to centring the steering wheel appears and the enquiry becomes “steering gear does not self-centre”. For the Australian MY25 Cyberster, separating the instrument reminder from actual steering behaviour makes inspection and parts requirements clearer.

The manufacturer lists it under instruments

The instrument entry on page 11 lists Steering Wheel Recovery Reminder for both RWD and AWD.[Manufacturer specification][S14] This article preserves that function name rather than treating it as a test parameter for the steering gear's mechanical self-centring performance.

The entry gives no reminder activation angle, input component or clearing condition. [To be verified] Its name alone cannot identify an angle sensor or steering assembly.

Record the warning and steering feel separately

Retain the exact instrument wording, circumstances and existing repair records. Describe any additional change in actual handling separately for the repairer to inspect. These observations should not be compressed into “the warning appeared, so the steering gear failed”.

For subsequent parts supply, match the inspection finding, specific location and original component markings. The function name describes the record; the actual mechanical or electrical item still requires verification against this vehicle's information.

Scope and verification

This article covers only Australia, MY25, MG Cyberster: 77kWh RWD and 77kWh AWD.[Model year and trims][S14] Manufacturer equipment information identifies functions and parts; it is not a fault or replacement criterion.

No public data was available in the reviewed material for reminder activation and clearing conditions, steering angle input, warning thresholds or steering mechanism and sensor inspection parameters; OE numbers, repair parameters, separate parts availability or compatibility/interchangeability. [To be verified] Check compatibility or interchangeability using the vehicle identification number (VIN) and the local Australian manufacturer parts catalogue.

For the parts discussed here, use the parts enquiry page.

[S14]: https://mgmotor.com.au/brochures/MG_CYBERSTER_2026_v2.pdf