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Old 06-16-2014, 11:26 PM   #1
cabinetman
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Location: Sioux City, IA
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Steering Position Sensor 04 Tahoe

Hi guys, I have a 2004 Tahoe Z71 with loose steering. I had my alignment shop check it out and they said everything is tight and the alignment is on. He adjusted the steering gear box because he thought the previous owner had messed with it by how it felt driving it. This helped A LOT with the slower in town driving but it is exhausting at freeway and interstate speeds not because of effort but because constant correction ( Thank God I don't drink and drive).

Maybe too much background but here's the point I have read 15mil posts about the steering sensor on the interior column by the brake pedal. Mine has the gray plastic mount but no sensor or pig tail connector to be found (And I looked). My "00 Yukon XL has one and as far as I know does not have AutoRide or Stabilitrak. Should I have one or do I just need to tell my alignment guy to adjust to one end or the other of the GM spec range.

Also my front shocks are new not the rear but can't imagine bad rears making this much slop.

Appreciate the help Thanks,
Mike
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