OEM Dodge Stratus Power Steering Pressure Switch

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  • Dodge Stratus Power Steering Pressure Switch Diagram - 4606045
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    Dodge Stratus Power Steering Pressure Switch, Front Part Number: 4606045

    $60.71 MSRP: $91.00
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    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Switch - Power Steering; Power Steering Pressure Switch, Front; Switch; Gear Assembly, Power Steering Spo Proportional; Module, Solenoid Control Valve W/Bracket; Switches.
    • Position: Front
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Mopar's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 1995-2000 Dodge Stratus | Base, ES, SE | 4 Cyl 2.0 L GAS, 4 Cyl 2.4 L GAS, 6 Cyl 2.5 L GAS

Dodge Stratus Power Steering Pressure Switch

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The Dodge Stratus Power Steering Pressure Switch functions as a vital system component which boosts Dodge Stratus vehicle reliability while enriching performance to maintain power steering operation. Through pressure monitoring the power steering pressure switch delivers signals to the engine control computer that allows the engine to modify its idle speed when driving in demanding conditions including parking to avoid engine stall. Drivers regard the Dodge Stratus Power Steering Pressure Switch because of its exceptional performance and longevity as a reliable steering system component. The electronic systems of Dodge Stratus vehicles made between 1995 and 2005 accept this switch because it enables improved steering control through speed-based assist and input detection which delivers superior driver comfort along with enhanced control of the vehicle. The Dodge Stratus Power Steering Pressure Switch distinguishes itself among other automotive products because it provides advanced capabilities which boost safety performance. A smooth functioning power steering system strengthens the overall driving experience since it plays a crucial part in system operation. The essential maintenance component the Dodge Stratus Power Steering Pressure Switch is because its replacement price varies depending on brand selection and labor expenses. Overall brand model Power Steering Pressure Switch reinforces the automaker's dedication to performance excellence as one vital component for the entire the car fleet.

Dodge Stratus Power Steering Pressure Switch Parts and Q&A

  • Q: How to Service and Repair a Power Steering Pressure Switch on Dodge Stratus?
    A:
    Service and repair the power steering pressure switch by first separating the negative Battery Cable and ensuring it cannot contact the negative terminal. Lift the car and check at the back end of the power steering gear for the power steering pressure switch. Make sure the harness connector is off the switch, then use a crow foot and long extension to pull the switch out of the gear. While inserting the new power steering pressure switch, use your hand to press it until it seats straight, then screw one full turn with the crow foot and extension at 16 Nm (12 ft. lbs.), avoiding tightening it too much. Connect the wiring harness back into the vehicle, then make sure the latch is locked into place with the tab. Do not use automatic transmission fluid; only Mopar Power Steering Fluid or an equal can be used for the reservoir. Give the negative cable to the battery, start the engine and steering wheel from stop to stop to bleed the air from the power steering lines. In addition, turn off the engine, check the fluid levels and search for any signs of leaks.

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