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Hi, Fellas
I have a big problem in (EPS) system
When I turn right or lift the steering sensor send a signal to EPS unit and the motor & actuator working normally, when i turn to opposite direction the steering contactor will cut off , I turn off key SW. and start again... working normally... the contactor cut off when i turn in opposite direction again.
I checked the steering sensor is ok.. EPS unit is ok.. motor & actuator is ok.. the wiring is ok.
i don`t know what to do.. anyone can help me?!!
please your advice and thanks all
  • Posted 5 Mar 2010 22:13
  • By power7
  • joined 4 Mar'10 - 7 messages
  • kaluobia, Egypt
powerlift7@gmail.com

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