🚗 Standard Motor Products PSS13 Power Steering Pressure Switch Assorted: Reliable Performance for Your Vehicle's Power Steering System Review

After installing this pressure switch, the power steering failed after 800 km of operation. The supplier must replace it immediately. The OEM switch has lasted almost 200,000 miles in 18 years.

Worked perfectly on my 2001 Durango. There was a code that is bad, it took about 5 minutes to take the old one off and put the new one on and my code was immediately reset. Survived.

Velp. fixed the hose and now it's leaking out of the cork. My engine light came on, it was the pressure sensor. I wiped it dry and the light disappeared. I lost a few grams in a few days. Some Lucus seep into the sewers (asplit). Too much.

This pressure sensor is DEFECTIVE! spilled power steering fluid throughout the engine bay. I wouldn't recommend this, it failed after a few weeks on the road, the sensor was blowing oil out of where you plug in the electrical connector.

Plug was delivered on time and easy to install but broke after 3 days. Unfortunately, I was 125 miles from home and lost all my steering fluid, so I had to buy a new Plus from Napa Auto Parts. The Napa fork was a bit more expensive but still worked. Pay a little more and get the quality you want. Otherwise you will regret it!

Bought April 21st, started leaking October 21st. I thought I might get a bad one. I bought another one on October 21st. It completely burned out a day after installation. (Returned) Power steering fluid was all over the engine bay on the driver's side, in the wheel arch, all over the floor. They usually start leaking in an electrical connection, but I've never had a full blast like this. When I turned the steering wheel just a little, it sprayed out of the electrical socket like a water hose. I