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Old 06-11-06, 11:53 PM
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P/S conversion CPU plug?
I have a manual rack, so do I still have the wiring for the power steering cpu? I haven't looked under my dash inside the car yet. On the engine side though, I don't have any extra plugs. Does anyone know?

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I have a S4 87' TII.
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Icemark, What about other elements
Such as speed sensor talking to the ps pump speed modulator?
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Such as speed sensor talking to the ps pump speed modulator?
Yeah, in the power steering CPU plug there is a speed sensor output from the gauges
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Yeah, in the power steering CPU plug there is a speed sensor output from the gauges
Gauges? So I have all this? Im getting the complete system from a fellow member, rack CPU and all. Is there another sensor or module that I need off his car? In the wiring perhaps? Thanks!
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Gauges? So I have all this? Im getting the complete system from a fellow member, rack CPU and all. Is there another sensor or module that I need off his car? In the wiring perhaps? Thanks!
No, the speed sensor for our cars is built into the gauges. It sends a signal to the power steering computer, AAS computer (if equipped), ABS computer, Cruise control computer, etc.

So if you have the gauges with a working speedometer, you have a speed sensor.
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Ohhhhh, I see. Thanks IceMark!
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