OEM Oldsmobile Steering Angle Sensor

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Oldsmobile Steering Angle Sensor is an element of constant sensor, which tracks the position of the steer wheel to ensure stability control that will act any time to keep the ride in an assertive position. Oldsmobile has led in low-cost innovation that began with the Curved Dash that allowed many households to own a vehicle and the Hydra-Matic transmission that removed the clutch pedal giving people an opportunity to cruise. The company introduced the traveling conveyer line, mass production, subdued cabin design, dependable engines and soft suspensions that gave the company the profile of a comfortable and dependable company that up to date continues to attract the hearts of its loyal Oldsmobile lovers. This history shows the way in which Oldsmobile became a part of the General Motors and kept on refining the safety and comfort in the roads. A Steering Angle Sensor is a miniature electronic meter, which measures the number of degrees through which the steering is turning as well as how fast it is traveling and sends the data to ABS, traction and driver assist computers to process it properly. To install a new Steering Angle Sensor, a person must park on flat space, disconnect the battery and make sure that both wheels and the steering wheel are facing the same direction, peel off the trim surrounding the airbag, and slide the wheel off taking off the clock spring. Unscrew the wiring, unscrew and disassemble the old unit, position and install the new sensor as the wheel is held in the middle. Install bolts, wiring, wheel, airbag, and trim, and re-connect the battery, test the sensor using a scan tool by placing the wheel lock on lock, and a short test drive after making sure that the Steering Angle Sensor is operating well.