What is the wire on the Pajero power steering pump?

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DelJaxon
07/29/25 10:44am
The wire on the Pajero power steering pump is a pressure sensor wire. More related information is as follows: 1. Power steering mainly assists the driver in adjusting the direction of the car, reducing the effort required to turn the steering wheel. Of course, power steering also plays a certain role in the safety and economy of the car. 2. The reasons for abnormal noise in the power steering pump are as follows: (1) Oil leakage in the power steering pump, resulting in low oil level, which causes abnormal noise when turning the steering wheel. (2) Poor lubrication of the power steering pump when the engine is cold, leading to internal wear and thus producing abnormal noise. (3) The power steering pump is not installed firmly, causing abnormal noise during operation.
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