OEM Pontiac Power Steering Assist Motor

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The Pontiac Power Steering Assist Motor makes steering light as it provides electric torque to the column to allow the driver to navigate the car with the fingertip control even in a small parking lot and sweeping curves. Stability of wide tracks, dramatic style, and sporty handling were the three qualities combined by Pontiac to create its image in 1926 and further developed in such icons as Firebird and Grand Am. The Pontiac cars are hugging the corners by increasing the distance between wheels, they feel planted and have the appearance of being muscles, and you just want to take them out to have a spirited adventure and maintain a sense of safety. The modern dash technology, supportive seats and driver centered controls do not make Pontiac boring, and thus prove that Pontiac still stands by those who want to take control. The Power Steering Assist Motor itself is a small electric motor, which detects the input on the wheel turning, and adds fine torque, refining the muscle required at the wheel and tightening response. Installation of the new Power Steering Assist Motor requires one to park on a flat surface, remove the battery, and ensure that the vehicle is held down. To record where the steering wheel is, turn the steering wheel, disconnect the motor harness and then remove the fasteners that attached the old unit. Install the Power Steering Assist Motor by slipping it on the splines or rack mounts, screwing fasteners, and tightening them to factory specifications, connect the harness without moving parts, reregulate the battery, do a steering angle scan test with a scan tool, and do a cautious road test to ensure smooth, quiet assist.