Standard Ignition PSS74 Power Steering Pressure Switch

Power Steering Pressure Switch for Hyundai and Kia

Standard Ignition PSS74 is a power steering pressure switch built for vehicles that use a screw-in, M14x1.0 threaded sensor connection. It is a direct-fit electrical switch with a female square connector and male blade terminal, made with plastic and metal construction for 12-volt systems.

Compatible With 2005-2011 Hyundai Accent and 2007-2011 Kia Rio applications, this power steering pressure switch helps maintain proper steering system signal input. The Standard Ignition PSS74 is a practical replacement for vehicles that need a screw-on power steering pressure switch in the steering circuit.

Key Features

• Power steering pressure switch for steering system signal control
• Screw-in mounting type with screw-on attachment method
• M14x1.0 thread size for the listed applications
• Female square connector with one connector and one male blade terminal
• Plastic and metal construction with black and silver finish
• 12-volt electrical specification
• Standard Ignition PSS74 part number for catalog matching

Detailed Description

Standard Ignition PSS74 is a power steering pressure switch used in steering systems that monitor hydraulic pressure and relay that signal through the vehicle’s electrical circuit. It is built with a screw-in mounting style, a single blade terminal, and a square connector layout for the specified Hyundai Accent and Kia Rio fitments. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

Fits 2005-2011 Hyundai Accent and 2007-2011 Kia Rio, N/A. The PSS74 is a direct replacement option when the original switch has worn threads, connector damage, or inconsistent pressure signal output. Use the part number PSS74 when verifying catalog fitment for these Hyundai and Kia models.

Common Issues This Part Can Address

• Steering pressure signal loss at the switch
• Damaged or stripped threaded switch mounting
• Electrical connector wear at the steering pressure circuit
• Intermittent steering-related idle or load signal input
• Faulty original power steering pressure switch replacement needs

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm the thread size, connector shape, and terminal style before installation. Match the existing switch location and verify the vehicle uses the listed screw-in M14x1.0 configuration. Inspect the connector and wiring terminal for corrosion or looseness before connecting the new switch. Use the vehicle service procedure for proper torque and system checks after installation.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition replacement electrical components are cataloged for application-specific fitment and OE-style service use. Verify the part number PSS74 against the vehicle’s original switch and connector configuration before installation.