OEM GMC Power Steering Pressure Switch

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The GMC Power Steering Pressure Switch maintains the idle smooth by detecting the hydraulic load during turns and indicating the computer to either increase or decrease the engine speed. GMC pickup trucks and SUVs are constructed on robust frames, offer powerful engines, a quiet interior and cabin, and technologically intelligent features, including surround vision and hitch guidance. The suspension devours potholes, heavy steel supports loads and the smart MultiPro tailgate folds up into loading-easy positions. The silenced wind noise with laminated glass, spacious seating where a crew member can relax after a workday and tests, as well as helpful updates, ensure increasing reliability and capability. Other features added to the brand are hitch guidance, a built-in brake controllers which make towing safer, and optional selectable drive modes that configure throttle feel to suit mud, snow or highway. All the models can survive desert, arctic weather and frame-twisting roads so that its owners are confident that it will ensure the start before sunrise and load equipment before sunset. The installation of any new Power Steering Pressure Switch begins with parking, disconnection of the battery and rotating the wheel twice to release assist pressure. Clean the hose connection using a towel, place a drain pan, unscrew the connector, and loosen the old sensor using an open end wrench. Apply new O-ring with clean fluid, then by hand thread replacement and then fit it snug but not crushing the aluminum fitting. Reconnect the harness, refill the reservoir, start the engine and sweep the wheel lock to lock and inspect the harness of any leakage and stable idle after which clear codes using the scanner may be necessary.