wtb power steering module
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So, you looked at this pic?
It's the gray connectors and they would be really hard to see as they are located pretty low.
The best way to find them is to take out the intake box to give you good access to them.
If you aren't sure about how to do that or don't feel like you can attempt it, then find someone who can.
Print this picture out, give it to them and point!
Have them unplug these connectors, clean the contacts real good and plug them back in. This would still be well worth it if it cures the issue.
It's the gray connectors and they would be really hard to see as they are located pretty low.
The best way to find them is to take out the intake box to give you good access to them.
If you aren't sure about how to do that or don't feel like you can attempt it, then find someone who can.
Print this picture out, give it to them and point!
Have them unplug these connectors, clean the contacts real good and plug them back in. This would still be well worth it if it cures the issue.
though, to be honest, i like it without power steering
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hey
sorry guys for this late update but the day i was suposse to clean the connectors the car dint wanna start. long story short the battery seems to die when ever i dont use the car for a day the battery its good the alternator is good the terminals nice and clean. i pay some jackasses for another diagnose and they cant find anything the only thing they said was something elctrical issue so iam a mess right now i wonder if the steering module have anything to do with all this so yeah iam at work ill get back at u guys later today
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