power steering computer
power steering computer
is there a way to test a power steering computer ?
my GXL had power steering but it was hella hard to move ( i put a new pump in still hard )
i was going to put all the power steering in my T2
i know the rack needs help haha soo i'm going to buy a new one PM me if you have a good PS rack.
ty guys
my GXL had power steering but it was hella hard to move ( i put a new pump in still hard )
i was going to put all the power steering in my T2
i know the rack needs help haha soo i'm going to buy a new one PM me if you have a good PS rack.
ty guys
well, if you have a 87 or 86, the power steering computer has built in diagnostics, and beeps refering to what the error; is if it is not working.
The power steering should be smooth with the same effort at 10 mph as at 50 mph. If it is harder at lower speeds then chances are the power steering computer is either unplugged, has a blown fuse or is bad. There also should not be any abrupt changes in how easy or how hard the steering is (like it suddenly gets harder to turn when accellerating- or real easy to turn when decellerating around a corner).
I do have most models of the power steering computers rebuilt now available on my webstore/ website if it turns out you need one.
The power steering should be smooth with the same effort at 10 mph as at 50 mph. If it is harder at lower speeds then chances are the power steering computer is either unplugged, has a blown fuse or is bad. There also should not be any abrupt changes in how easy or how hard the steering is (like it suddenly gets harder to turn when accellerating- or real easy to turn when decellerating around a corner).
I do have most models of the power steering computers rebuilt now available on my webstore/ website if it turns out you need one.
Last edited by Icemark; Aug 5, 2005 at 01:17 PM.
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