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EVO Sensor Part Number Needed

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My truck is a 1999 K1500 5.7. It is the old body style, not a Silverado. The steering has "flat" spots in a turn, both right and left, where there is no longer any resistance. This only occurs for a split second, but it's unnerving and makes me want to correct back. My research has led me to conclude I may have a bad EVO sensor.

 

The part number on the sensor is 26034432. I have been unable to locate this part online. GMpartsdirect does not have the part listed and their customer service has been no help. I keep seeing parts numbers for EVO sensors for other year models, specifically the '97 Tahoe, but nothing for my truck.

 

Does anyone know where I can find this part online? I'll go to the dealer to look for the part and pay twice the price only if I have to.

 

Thanks,

 

Matt :devil:

Ben Enthusiast

Ben

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Spray some WD40 into it first.

 

Many over at the Suburban forum have done and have not needed a "new" one.

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Thanks for the reply. Do you have a link to the discussion to which you are referring, or can you describe exactly what's being sprayed with WD-40? I've looked at the part but I haven't removed it.

 

Matt

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Thanks for the reply.  Do you have a link to the discussion to which you are referring, or can you describe exactly what's being sprayed with WD-40?  I've looked at the part but I haven't removed it.

 

Matt

 

 

 

I dont understand how WD-40 could help a sensor? Can someone explain that?

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