klkev99

Hi all

i want to reset my torque sensor, but i dont have a PGM tester

i read the 17-45 manual

i also have a few Qs

1: What and where is the SCS circuit

2: i am no mechanic, but how do i short the SCS circuit to ground? using a wire? short it to the body?

3: can someone post a full step by step details of how to?

your help will be very helpful, as i could not find anyone that knows how to do it.

thanks
Kevin

klkev99

Guys i really need some light here

klkev99

BUMP

your help will be much appreciated

Thunder-rush

My EPS worked ramdomly, I did everything, traced wires, measure voltage,etc. In the end, bought a EPS unit in Ebay and was done for the day.

Here is the procedure.

With the car off, and the wheel straight do the following

1. Using a paper clip or backprobes, connect PIN 9 to PIN 4 on the ODBII connector.
2. Turn the steering wheel 45 degrees to the left
3. Turn the ignition switch on (II)
4. The EPS Light will be on for 4 seconds, when it goes out do step 5
5. Turn the steering wheel Straight, and release
6. The EPS Light will turn on in 4 seconds, when it goes out do step 7
7. Turn the steering wheel 45 degrees to the left
8. The EPS Light will be on for 4 seconds, when it goes out do step 9
9. Turn the steering wheel Straight, and release

now the EPS light will blink twice after you relase the wheel, within 4 seconds. then it will blink 5 times.

If the EPS light stays on, you will have to do this process again.

Stratocaster

1: What and where is the SCS circuit.

it is in the ODBII port. That is where the Honda Tester is pluged.

2: i am no mechanic, but how do i short the SCS circuit to ground? using a wire? short it to the body?

I normally use the ground wire in the ODBII port. Jumping pin 4 and Pin 9

3: can someone post a full step by step details of how to?




BTW the search really works. That is how I found this to post for you.

Croc

does this eliminates the need for Honda's PGM tester?

how do you know that you turn steering wheel at exactly 45 degrees and not 43 or 47?
this is impossible to judge by eye...

klkev99

thank you so much

but could you tell me which is pin 4 & 9? where to i count from?

Stratocaster

There is numbers in each of the corners. Take a light and your glasses (I wear them, so everyone must too) and take a look. if you can't read it, I will take a look in the shop manual in the morning.

RobinA3

Hey guys

I am trying to reset my EPS however i don't seem to have pin 9 on my OBD port, there is no wire going into it. Anyone shed any light on this?

blasphemy101

I very recently did this on my S, and it definitely had a number 9 pin. It's in one of the corners. I noticed I had to put the wire I was using very far into the holes before they would make connection.