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Heres what you can expect to pay for different parts: Minor repairs (such as a blown fuse or faulty sensor): $100 to $300 Steering column replacement : $400 to $900 Power Steering motor replacement : $300 to $800 The labor cost varies depending on the region and type of autorepair shop. Too busy to visit a repair shop?
Founded by Stefanie Bruinsma, a University of Waterloo graduate and former automechanic, AutoCate aims to combat the systemic inequalities women encounter in autorepair and maintenance. Various studies have shown that women are often overcharged for autorepairs, a reality Stefanie aims to change through AutoCate.
Unresponsive Hydraulic Pump The ABS controls wheel speed through the hydraulic brake system. However, when the hydraulic pump or its valve malfunctions, the ABS can’t function correctly, triggering the warning light. You should visit a professional or an autorepair shop for an accurate ABS warning light diagnosis.
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