OEM Saturn Power Steering Pressure Switch

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Saturn Power Steering Pressure Switch maintains engine stability when you turn the steering wheel hard and the fluid pressure is sensed by the computer which increases idle to enable steering smoothly. Dent-resistant plastic of the body panels that made Saturn look like it resembles the one from a cartoon a shrugger, a lost-foam casting process that produced light but accurate parts of the engine, and a durable multi-coat of paint that resisted rust and fading over the years made Saturn have a cult following of fans, and so each Saturn looked good and solid on the road. It also fitted with the brand with goodwill marketing and a factory constructed with the ground up to test new things and in the process, Saturn became a smart, progressive option that everyday drivers have wanted, which is reliable but does not have to be flashy. A Power Steering Pressure Switch is a small sensor that is threaded into the high-pressure line or pump, which has the only function of measuring the load of the hydraulic system, and telling the engine control module not to allow idle to drop during sharp turns. Installation of new Saturn Power Steering Pressure Switch involves the removal of battery first, releasing pressure in the system by loosening the cap of a reservoir, wiping the area of connection, placing a drain pan under the installation, unplugging an electrical connector, and unscrewing the old sensor. Install a new sealing O-ring, start the replacement manually, screw it into a nice fit, reconnect the connector, pour in the power steering fluid, start the engine, lock-to-lock the wheel, check any leaks, clear several warning indicators (as needed), and ensure the idle is stable when turning the Power Steering Pressure Switch.