Keep your engine computer in the loop when steering demand climbs with this Standard Ignition switch, the Power Steering Pressure Switch PSS69. It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2012 Honda Crosstour. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for engine details.
The switch monitors hydraulic pressure in the power steering system. When pressure rises above the normal operating level, such as during low-speed turns or parking maneuvers, it signals the PCM so the engine computer can account for the added load on the engine.
- Quality internal components: Built with components such as springs and diaphragms so the switching mechanism activates and alerts the vehicle's computer to high demand on the power steering system.
- High-temperature housing: Each switch is encased in a high-temperature housing designed to withstand harsh engine conditions.
- Continuous signaling: Designed for durability and performance. It continually signals the PCM whenever the system exceeds normal operating hydraulic pressure.
- Built for the shop: A robust design and high-grade materials intended to meet the demands of today's service professionals.
Signs this part may need replacing: engine idle that dips or stalls when you turn the steering wheel at low speed or while parking, a check engine light, or fluid seeping around the switch. These symptoms can have other causes, so diagnose the system before replacing the switch.
Interchange: PS1574 · PS766 · PS361 · 56490R70T51
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
PS1574, PS766, PS361, 56490R70T51, PSS69
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a power steering pressure switch do?
It monitors hydraulic pressure in the power steering system. When pressure rises above the normal operating level, it signals the PCM so the engine computer can account for the extra load.
Will the Standard Ignition PSS69 fit my 2012 Honda Crosstour?
PSS69 is listed as a direct-fit replacement for the 2012 Honda Crosstour. The "Vehicles it fits" section has engine-specific details.
What are signs of a failing power steering pressure switch?
Signs it may need replacing include idle that dips or stalls when turning the wheel at low speed, a check engine light, or fluid seeping around the switch. Other faults can cause these, so diagnose first.
What part numbers does PSS69 interchange with?
PSS69 cross-references to PS1574, PS766, PS361 and 56490R70T51.
How is this pressure switch built?
It uses internal components such as springs and diaphragms, encased in a high-temperature housing designed to withstand harsh engine conditions.
