Steering sensor
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bowtiefreak
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its a ****** up feeling with a bad sensor. Glad it is fixed.
foreverfalcon40
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Where'd you get yours?
foreverfalcon40
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Just ordered it
THANKS!
paid 30 bux cuz of the discount code. quick google revealled this
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5 percent off expires oct 11
THANKS!
paid 30 bux cuz of the discount code. quick google revealled this
37576013094373
5 percent off expires oct 11
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JUST DID IT!
INSTALLTION WAS A BREEZE!
SOLVED MY PROBLEM...NICE AND TIGHT LIKE A 18 yr old!
BRAND NEW!
HEAVILY RECOMMENDED AND I SPENT A FEW Hundos trying to fix this problem before this popped up.
DEF IN THE DIY FORUM STICKIED!
INSTALLTION WAS A BREEZE!
SOLVED MY PROBLEM...NICE AND TIGHT LIKE A 18 yr old!
BRAND NEW!
HEAVILY RECOMMENDED AND I SPENT A FEW Hundos trying to fix this problem before this popped up.
DEF IN THE DIY FORUM STICKIED!
992dr
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Did it eliminate the problem completely?
I'm going to pick one up Monday.
Any tips pr tricks for the install?
Thanks
I'm going to pick one up Monday.
Any tips pr tricks for the install?
Thanks
How can you tell if you need a steering sensor I just purchased a Denali first real drive was last night an the steering wheel felt really loose being that I'm used to driven a sedan I thought was normal then I Cane upon this topi an have second thoughts
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Ok...well first and foremost we have steering boxes compared to Rack and Pinion in a car. SO IT WILL NEVER be as tight as a Rack and Pinion.
06xl: You just picked up a used truck. Therefore the parts are used
BUT a lil swish in the steering wheel could be from a bad pitman and/or idler arm. I'd check those out first. If not then I suggest the steering sensor.
992dr: Make sure you turn the steering wheel to 9 o'clock so you can use a 15mm socket. Make sure you have a skinny screw driver. When your back facing up th only way to take out the sensor plug is to the right of the driveshaft. I had to manuver the plug to the right by dislodging the sensor first. Manuever the sensor so that the plug would come over the shaft to the right. Its ton easier to remove the green pinin the plug to dislodge the sensor plug.
06xl: You just picked up a used truck. Therefore the parts are used
BUT a lil swish in the steering wheel could be from a bad pitman and/or idler arm. I'd check those out first. If not then I suggest the steering sensor.992dr: Make sure you turn the steering wheel to 9 o'clock so you can use a 15mm socket. Make sure you have a skinny screw driver. When your back facing up th only way to take out the sensor plug is to the right of the driveshaft. I had to manuver the plug to the right by dislodging the sensor first. Manuever the sensor so that the plug would come over the shaft to the right. Its ton easier to remove the green pinin the plug to dislodge the sensor plug.
992dr
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Thanks foreverfalcon, I replaced it last night. Unfortunately, I have felt no difference. I still have play in my steering.
I'm hoping an alignment along with remounting my tires will help some.
I'm hoping an alignment along with remounting my tires will help some.
