OEM Oldsmobile Power Steering Pressure Switch

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The Oldsmobile Power Steering Pressure Switch measures the hydraulic pressure and instructs the computer in the engine to maintain a steady idle speed enabling the car to steer with ease, even at input speeds of parking. Oldsmobile, which was founded in 1897, introduced the moving assembly line, transformed the Curved Dash into a low-price icon and continued to keep families on the move by inventing such innovations as the Hydra-Matic automatic transmission, which liberated drivers off the clutch. Over the decades, its models have had a reputation of solid engines, quiet cabins and on the road confidence, providing their owners with long-range comfort and a sure start on cold mornings. That engineering teamwork of thoughtful engineering makes all parts count and therefore, the Power Steering Pressure Switch in your favorite classic or late model does not ruin the character of cruising. Since Oldsmobile combines comfort and safety, the conversion needs to be immediate when you turn the wheel in low speed otherwise the motor will stumble. The first step is to park on even ground, disconnect the battery and press the hydraulic fluid out as the steering wheel is positioned in the center. Install a drain pan at the bottom of the high-pressure line, disconnect the electrical connector, and bang out the old Power Steering Pressure Switch without disturbing the line. Install a new O-ring on the new Power Steering Pressure Switch, screw in using your fingers, and then screw it tight without over-torqueing it. Reconnect the harness, fill up the fluid, reconnect the battery and switch on the engine. Lock the wheel, check any leaks, remove the code, ensure idle is held steady and your Oldsmobile is ready to travel smooth the next time.