Standard Ignition Power Steering Pressure Switch P/N:PSS74
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition PSS38 power steering pressure switch for the 2000-2006 Audi TT and other vehicles senses power steering pressure and sends a signal through its terminals. This Standard Ignition switch passes that signal along so the engine computer knows when the steering is under load.
A failing power steering pressure switch can show up as an idle that dips or wobbles when you turn the wheel, or as fluid seepage around the switch. Before replacing it, look over the switch and its connector with the engine off for fluid residue, cracks or corroded terminals, because a wiring fault can look the same.
This switch fits the 2000-2006 Audi TT and the 2000-2006 Audi TT Quattro, and each car needs one.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One power steering pressure switch. Mounting hardware, a mounting bracket and instructions are not included.
Interchange: PS215 · PS326 · 1J0919081
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Is this TT switch the right one for the 2000-2006 Audi TT Quattro?
Yes. Standard Ignition PSS38 fits the 2000-2006 Audi TT Quattro, and each car needs one switch.
Does the PSS38 come with a mounting bracket or hardware?
No. This listing is the switch alone; mounting hardware, a mounting bracket and instructions are not included.
What thread size does this power steering pressure switch use?
Standard Ignition PSS38 screws in with an M10X1.0 thread. It is a 12-volt switch with two male blade terminals.
How can I tell if a power steering pressure switch is going bad?
Signs can include an idle that changes when you turn the wheel or fluid seepage at the switch. A shop can test the switch itself.
Does the PSS38 replace part number 1J0919081?
Yes. Standard Ignition PSS38 is listed as a replacement for 1J0919081.
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