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Chevrolet Malibu Steering Column, Titanium Part Number: 15906796
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Chevrolet Malibu Steering Column Part Number: 85534596
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Chevrolet Malibu Steering Column Part Number: 25933397
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Chevrolet Malibu Steering Column, Green Line Part Number: 19332845
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Chevrolet Malibu Steering Column, Black Part Number: 39008866
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Chevrolet Malibu Steering Column Part Number: 26064219
Chevrolet Malibu Steering Column Part Number: 26064218
Chevrolet Malibu Steering Column Part Number: 26050494
Chevrolet Malibu Steering Column, Black Part Number: 23365711
Chevrolet Malibu Steering Column Part Number: 15142487
Chevrolet Malibu Steering Column Part Number: 15142484
Chevrolet Malibu Steering Column
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Apart from being one of the core parts of a vehicle, the Steering Column of the Chevrolet Malibu plays a critical role in relaying the correct angles and torques from the steering wheel to the steering mechanism for efficient performance of the vehicle. Besides pinioning, the steering column also plays other roles like an energy absorber and for fixing of other parts such as switches, gauges and the like during accidents. The steering lock feature was introduced in the late 1960s and has cut on car theft greatly in the current models of automobiles. Another aspect of the concept regarding safety includes the possibility of breaking the steering column, which effectively acts as a safety shield for the driver taking a considerable amount of the force of the impact. Considering federal laws and guidelines, steering columns of automobiles sold in the United States, China, and the European Union should include efficient theft protection and safety elements.
Chevrolet Malibu Steering Column Parts and Q&A
- Q: How should the steering column be handled and removed to avoid damage on Chevrolet Malibu?A:Steer away from harming the Steering Column following removal because dropping it can cause the Steering Shaft to collapse along with damage to the plastic injections which stabilize column rigidity. Additionally, leaning on the assembly may deform the collapsible jacket leading to its compromised design. The use of hammers to strike the end of the shaft must be avoided because it could release the plastic injections. The correct step-by-step procedure exists for removing the Steering Wheel. Start the process by installing a scan tool while having the ignition turned on with the engine set to off. Place the Steering Wheel in its centered position before removing all hands and objects from it and relaxing the suspension system to prevent uneven steering system forces. To check the Steering Shaft torque parameter use the scan tool and power steering system data displays list to monitor its data between 1 nm (0.7 ft. Lbs). The replacement of the Steering Column assembly should be performed when the torque data parameter exceeds this reference value. To prevent failure in the coil wire inspect for thermal damages such as burning or melting during deployment. Replacing the coil will be necessary if any damage is present. Before rotating the shaft the inflatable restraint coil assembly needs to be detached from the Steering Column to remain free-hanging because this prevents damage. Visual examination of the Steering Shaft must be performed to check for sheared injected plastic materials because such damage requires replacing the complete Steering Column system. A damaged or misaligned Steering Column must be assumed after accidents that caused frame damage or major body or sheet metal damage or when the Steering Column was struck or when supplemental inflatable restraint systems deployed. You should perform the proper service approach before changing the Steering Column.
- Q: What should be inspected on the steering column after a collision on Chevrolet Malibu?A:Examine the Steering Column following a crash because its condition deteriorates rapidly when taken out from the vehicle. Steering Shaft collapse and plastic injection loss occur when dropping the column assembly together with possible column bending or deformation through column leaning. Maintain silence when working on the shaft end in order to stop the plastic injections from becoming loose. Begin by installing a scan tool followed by activating the ignition while keeping the engine power off. Make sure to position the Steering Wheel in a centered position before confirming the system stays free of any biased or uneven force application. Inspect the Steering Shaft torque data parameter on your scanning tool. The usable torque measurement extends between -1 n.m and +1 n.m (-0.7 lb ft to +0.7 lb ft). Any Steering Column torque measurement outside this -1 n.m to +1 n.m range (-0.7 lb ft to +0.7 lb ft) requires replacing the assembly. Check the coil wire for heat-induced damage including burning or melting or any other damage before replacing the coil when necessary. A proper procedure requires that the inflatable restraint coil assembly be taken off the Steering Column while freely suspended before beginning the shaft rotation to protect the elements. Inspected the Steering Shaft for sheared injected plastic. Furthermore a new Steering Column needs to be installed whenever sheared injected plastic is detected. Cars with frame damage or major body or sheet metal damage and vehicles where steering columns received impact damage or supplemental inflatable restraint systems activated are prone to misaligned or damaged steering columns. The Steering Column replacement procedure specific to electronic power steering (EPS) or hydraulic power steering (HPS) must be used in cases where replacement becomes necessary.
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