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grinder11 09-12-2018 01:18 PM
Steering wheel position sensor......
 
As the '97-2000 C5 SWPS has been discontinued, does anyone know if the Cadillac SWP sensor will interface/Is adaptable to the 97-2000 C5 models? I'm guessing its a "NO", but it's worth asking.

tabbruzz 09-12-2018 07:19 PM
No from everything I've read and I read ALOT

grinder11 09-14-2018 02:46 PM
Originally Posted by tabbruzz (Post 1597972240)
No from everything I've read and I read ALOT
Thx-was hoping the XLR SWPS may possibly cross over, but they were like, what, 2005 and newer....

tabbruzz 09-14-2018 09:36 PM
Yeah, they are different

ttchybrid 09-18-2018 10:28 PM
Why are you changing it? Code?? You can clean the sensor by turning the steering wheel to the left and right about 50 times. We used to do this at the dealer I worked at. Raise the front tires off the ground, start the car and turn the steering wheel lock to lock about 50 times. This should clean up the sensor for you.

tabbruzz 09-19-2018 12:42 PM
Originally Posted by ttchybrid (Post 1598009411)
Why are you changing it? Code?? You can clean the sensor by turning the steering wheel to the left and right about 50 times. We used to do this at the dealer I worked at. Raise the front tires off the ground, start the car and turn the steering wheel lock to lock about 50 times. This should clean up the sensor for you.
how does that actually clean it? And what issue did u correct by doing this? Codes?

ttchybrid 09-19-2018 03:32 PM
can't remember the specific code, however, turning from lock to lock about 50 times works the sensor and the codes usually went away. turning the steering wheel that many times in its complete travel "cleans" the sensor. I've done this many times. It is exactly like the srs codes we used to get on all gm cars and venture vans. high resistance. we used to plug and unplug the srs connector under the front seats and the srs codes went away. we think the connectors for srs that are on the floor are picking up moisture and corroding the terminals

tabbruzz 09-19-2018 09:16 PM
Originally Posted by ttchybrid (Post 1598013437)
can't remember the specific code, however, turning from lock to lock about 50 times works the sensor and the codes usually went away. turning the steering wheel that many times in its complete travel "cleans" the sensor. I've done this many times. It is exactly like the srs codes we used to get on all gm cars and venture vans. high resistance. we used to plug and unplug the srs connector under the front seats and the srs codes went away. we think the connectors for srs that are on the floor are picking up moisture and corroding the terminals
ok, if mine ever throws codes it does not hurt to try your method..I have heard others had success trying things that seem to stop the error codes...thanks for the info

ttchybrid 09-20-2018 05:15 AM
It won't hurt to try this. It's better than having to take the steering column out of the car.


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