A quick rack, 8 inch front wheels adorning slick tyres.. I was thinking my steering might be a little heavy, an electronic power steering system courtesy of a 2002 Vauxhall Corsa will be employed to ease things up a touch.
This system is controlled by a powerful ECU that adjusts the amount of assistance the motor provides depending on the actual driving conditions.
Electrical Power Steering (EPS)
Systems' key components are the motor, control unit.
The motor has high reliability, high power, low noise/vibration, low loss
torque, and a small packaging size/weight.
The Super Silent Motor design achieves an incredible audible noise reduction.
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Features:
The Wheel Speed sensor goes to a Brown
thing that looks like a relay in the fuse box, 5 pins are designated:
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System Diagram. |
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The actual mechanism.. looks simple doesn't it! |
This is the wheel speed sensor the 29 tooth wheel was fixed to the driveshaft. |
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Closer look at the ECU and Motor |
Its a squeeze but it just fits under the dash |
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Vauxhall Corsa meet Mk2 Escort meet Anglia 105e. |
Mk2 RS2000 Steering wheel (probably going to be replaced) |
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Original Anglia Indicator Stork is retained. |
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