Sterring issue 2006 malibu,
ky wonder
12-25-2020, 05:10 PM
Have a failure in the electric power steering system on sons car
Have researched it enough to strongly think it's the torque sensor
I am capeable of doing the work
Question is this, if I buy the gm replacement sensor and install it. will it just need to have the codes flashed or will I need to have it flashed to get the power steering back up
Have researched it enough to strongly think it's the torque sensor
I am capeable of doing the work
Question is this, if I buy the gm replacement sensor and install it. will it just need to have the codes flashed or will I need to have it flashed to get the power steering back up
ky wonder
01-26-2021, 11:22 AM
Wasted 140 bucks on the sensor, did not fix, it was the electric motor,got a whole steering colum from junk yard for 50 bucks, from a pontiac, had to swap out the steering wheel and switch lever pack but was simple to do
Blue Bowtie
01-26-2021, 10:27 PM
Thanks for the update. It's always good to see the resolution and results. Sorry you dropped the cash on the sensor, but fifty bucks for the whole column sounds like a pretty good bargain to make up for it. For under $200 you got him back on the road, and I'd hate to think what a shop would have charged, probably including the new snesor as well.
j cAT
02-10-2021, 05:20 PM
[quote] wonder;7226426]Wasted 140 bucks on the sensor, did not fix, it was the electric motor,got a whole steering colum from junk yard for 50 bucks, from a pontiac, had to swap out the steering wheel and switch lever pack but was simple to do [quote]../////////////////. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// wiring and corrosion issues on these electric steering motors. dodge also had these same failures ..
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