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Old 08-08-2006, 09:34 PM
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speed steering sensor

My daughter has a 1996 chevy blazer that has oversensitive steering the mechanic has just replaced the power steering box and also the pump; she is still have the same problem. Do the 1996 chevy blazer have the speed steering sensor and if so where are the located:? She leaves for college next week and would like to get this resolved.
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Re: speed steering sensor

What do you mean by "oversensitive steering" ???
Most Blazers have Sloppy Steering...
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Re: speed steering sensor

Ummm.....

Tell her to not yank on the wheel as hard.

When you get the steering worked on, things usually tighten up and go back to the way it was on the lot.

The only thing that has to change is the driver. Tell her to adjust.
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