What does EPS mean on the dash?
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What does EPS mean on the dash?
Went back this morning and whack the Map sensor. Reset the ECU. And did the idle reset thing. Where i ran the car at a consistent 3000rpm until the fan came on. Now the EPS comes on in the dash. What does that mean?
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its a safety thing, if you rev the car for a minute or 2 like that, it will set the EPS. you can reset it with a piece of wire according to the service manual instructions.
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Squeezer is right, if the engine is reved for a prolonged period the EPS will come on. It happened to me after cleaning the fuel system. I drove it around the block and it went off. You could feel the difference in the steering while the light was on.
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Originally Posted by zcarcrazy,Nov 16 2005, 03:47 PM
Squeezer is right, if the engine is reved for a prolonged period the EPS will come on. It happened to me after cleaning the fuel system. I drove it around the block and it went off. You could feel the difference in the steering while the light was on.
A very short drive is all it takes for the EPS fault to reset. The light will go off and your power steering will work again.
BTW, the "idle learn" process is supposed to be IDLE learn. You aren't supposed to be revving it.
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Originally Posted by zcarcrazy,Nov 16 2005, 03:47 PM
Squeezer is right, if the engine is reved for a prolonged period the EPS will come on. It happened to me after cleaning the fuel system. I drove it around the block and it went off. You could feel the difference in the steering while the light was on.
A very short drive is all it takes for the EPS fault to reset. The light will go off and your power steering will work again.
BTW, the "idle learn" process is supposed to be IDLE learn. You aren't supposed to be revving it.