2010 ford fusion rack and pinion replacement

Turning Non-Working Ford Fusion 2010-2012 Electronic Power Steering (EPS) Rack & Pinion Cores Into Tested and Validated Units

In this video, we test multiple Ford Fusion(2010-2012) EPS Rack & Pinion Units to demonstrate the functionality of the electronics. We’ll then show you how to easily turn two or more non-working cores into a tested and validated unit, saving you money rather than throwing them away.

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  Front, Remanufactured. Requires Programmable Module Installation (PMI) per OEM service manual or complete an as-built program.

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  How many hours does it take to replace a rack and pinion?

  Replacement is typically the most cost effective solution. The process for replacing a rack typically takes 4-6 hours, make and model variances differ or course. Removing the rack involves disconnecting the steering linkage, removing the tie rods, disconnecting the hydraulic lines, and then the rack itself.

  Is there a recall on 2010 Ford Fusion power steering?

  Ford recalled 393,623 of the vehicles in July, saying an electrical steering connection could cause those vehicles to lose electric power steering. Ford told NHTSA it had received four injury reports.

  How much does it cost to have rack and pinion replaced?

  The average cost is between $1,296 to $2,100. The reason why this is so expensive to replace is that this is a labor-intensive job. But it's worth the cost. You don't want to try doing this work yourself because it requires highly technical skills, special equipment, and a lot of time.

  How do you know when a rack and pinion goes bad?

  When the Rack and Pinion Fails. There are a few ways you can tell if your steering gear is failing, such as excess noise, movement, effort or leaks. When you're turning the steering wheel and it seems to be looser or tighter than the rest of the rack, you could have a flat spot or notch in the steering.