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Replacing the power steering pressure switch?

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s7ealth

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Aug 18, 2013
Henderson, Nevada
Hello, I was wondering how would I go about replacing the power steering pressure switch on a 420a? I believe it is the little wire attached to the front of the pump, but where does that go? Thanks.
 
the wire goes to the ecu. unplug the wire from the switch, use a large socket to unscrew pressure switch, replace pressure switch then plug back in wire.
 
Gotcha. Thanks for the help! I disconnected it, but still have a problem :\ Whenever I am driving and go into neutral coasting, my RPMs spike up and sticks around 1500-2000rpm for no reason. It seems to act up less with the A/C on. Anyone have any idea what could be wrong? I've replaced the IAC, TPS, CPS, CTP, Thermostat, and cleaned the TB out thoroughly.
 
if you talking about driving then going to neutral and coast...mine stays around 1100rpm then when I stop it goes down to about 900rpm. Did it just start doing it?
 
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