$35 Electric Power Steering with Fail-Safe - No eBay module and no caster issues!!!
11-01-2017, 12:36 PM
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Waid
11-01-2017, 12:46 PM
#62
God...I don't know what I was thinking...you took your steering box apart and modified the valve etc...NOT the EPS motor...
This makes more sense. Thanks.
To fit this to a rack car like a Fbody I assume you can delete the PS pump, loop the inlet/outlet lines together and somehow splice/mount the EPS motor under the dash.
This makes more sense. Thanks.
To fit this to a rack car like a Fbody I assume you can delete the PS pump, loop the inlet/outlet lines together and somehow splice/mount the EPS motor under the dash.
11-01-2017, 01:20 PM
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I may have to give this a shot in my nova, I need to replace the saginaw box and was going to go with a 86 iroc box for the 12:1 ratio. I may just switch to a manual box with the same ratio after reading this and install EPS. I just need to take a look at how to hook up the output shaft.
Very cool Waid!
Very cool Waid!
01-01-2018, 06:29 PM
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Waid
02-11-2018, 06:10 PM
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God...I don't know what I was thinking...you took your steering box apart and modified the valve etc...NOT the EPS motor...
This makes more sense. Thanks.
To fit this to a rack car like a Fbody I assume you can delete the PS pump, loop the inlet/outlet lines together and somehow splice/mount the EPS motor under the dash.
This makes more sense. Thanks.
To fit this to a rack car like a Fbody I assume you can delete the PS pump, loop the inlet/outlet lines together and somehow splice/mount the EPS motor under the dash.
04-24-2018, 11:51 PM
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Does the 3 wire hookup steering wheel stiffens when you speed up? Or only the 4 wire hookup does that with the variable assist?
04-28-2018, 01:38 PM
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Toyota Yaris 2005 Hi.
Just got me a eps from a 2005 Toyota Yaris.
But when I connect it to power and ignition, it clicks but doesnt give me power steering.
The ecu number is 89650-0D030.
Do I need speedsensor signal?
I used the green wire to ignition.
Regards Patrik
Just got me a eps from a 2005 Toyota Yaris.
But when I connect it to power and ignition, it clicks but doesnt give me power steering.
The ecu number is 89650-0D030.
Do I need speedsensor signal?
I used the green wire to ignition.
Regards Patrik
05-05-2018, 10:19 AM
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greetings some time ago buy a unit and can not make it work i dont now if is defective or if the ecu has to be a specific model I have the model 995-12500 and the ecu buy it elsewhere part number 89650-12850,all ecu work the same there is a specific model
06-11-2018, 01:24 PM
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06-12-2018, 08:54 AM
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The problem with the adjustable assist is that unless you adjust the **** constantly while driving, it will give fixed assist. So you turn it up enough to give you easy steering around a parking lot, and then get on the highway and attempt a lane change, and end up oversteering. The automatic one uses the torque sensor in the column to give assist based on input. So more input torque while going slow mean more assist, less input torque while going fast means less assist.
