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2011 Ford Explorer Steering Angle Sensor Labor Time

3.5L V6

The 2011 Ford Explorer is equipped with a 3.5L V6 engine. Below you'll find detailed steering angle sensor information including labor time estimates, cost ranges, and technician notes specific to this engine configuration.

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1.1 hours
Range: 0.9 - 1.3 hours
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πŸ’° Estimated Labor Cost

$/hr
Low Estimate
$99
0.9h Γ— $110
Typical
$121
1.1h Γ— $110
High Estimate
$143
1.3h Γ— $110

Labor only. Does not include parts, fluids, shop supplies, or taxes.

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Common Questions

How long does it take to steering angle sensor on a 2011-2011 Ford Explorer?

The standard labor time for steering angle sensor on a 2011-2011 Ford Explorer 3.5L V6 is 1.1 hours. This can range from 0.9 to 1.3 hours depending on conditions and technician experience.

How much does steering angle sensor cost on a Ford Explorer?

Labor cost for steering angle sensor on a 2011-2011 Ford Explorer ranges from $68 to $195, with a typical cost around $121. This is labor only and does not include parts.

What is the labor rate for steering angle sensor?

At an independent shop ($110/hr), expect $121 for labor. Dealerships ($150/hr) charge around $165. Budget shops ($75/hr) may charge $83.

Last updated: March 2026