EPS module - 2007
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EPS module - 2007
Afternoon all,
I'm in need of an EPS module and I'm reading conflicting things about which module is is compatible.
Would any year EPS module work or do I need to find one thats 04> ?
Thank you in advance I hope you're all having a great weekend
I'm in need of an EPS module and I'm reading conflicting things about which module is is compatible.
Would any year EPS module work or do I need to find one thats 04> ?
Thank you in advance I hope you're all having a great weekend
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You might find a repair option somewhere?
No experience of it for this but the place who did my throttle actuators on my old BM https://www.ecutesting.com/contact-us/
No experience of it for this but the place who did my throttle actuators on my old BM https://www.ecutesting.com/contact-us/
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What part number is in your car? The part number I listed has a notation that it replaces 39980-S2A-A04 and 39980-S2A-A03 so look for those part numbers as well. The North American 2006+ cars have traction control and vehicle stabilization which depend on this module but UK cars may vary. I'll be surprised if the pre-2004 versions will work but hopefully someone will have fit one. These are electronic vs merely electrical. *
-- Chuck
* Is it electrical or electronic?
An electric circuit simply powers machines with electricity. However, an electronic circuit can interpret a signal or an instruction, and perform a task to suit the circumstance. For example, a microwave oven often bleeps when it has finished cooking, to inform the user that his or her meal is ready.
-- Chuck
* Is it electrical or electronic?
An electric circuit simply powers machines with electricity. However, an electronic circuit can interpret a signal or an instruction, and perform a task to suit the circumstance. For example, a microwave oven often bleeps when it has finished cooking, to inform the user that his or her meal is ready.
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my EPS/VSA module failed some years ago (2008 S2000) - it was a real headache - tried sending it away to get fixed - soldering and microboard replacement, but they couldn't repair it, which meant a 1500 GBP replacement by Honda. Not sure why it went but my car had been stored for a while on a battery maintainer, for some reason I felt the maintainer may have fried it.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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What part number is in your car? The part number I listed has a notation that it replaces 39980-S2A-A04 and 39980-S2A-A03 so look for those part numbers as well. The North American 2006+ cars have traction control and vehicle stabilization which depend on this module but UK cars may vary. I'll be surprised if the pre-2004 versions will work but hopefully someone will have fit one. These are electronic vs merely electrical. *
-- Chuck
* Is it electrical or electronic?
An electric circuit simply powers machines with electricity. However, an electronic circuit can interpret a signal or an instruction, and perform a task to suit the circumstance. For example, a microwave oven often bleeps when it has finished cooking, to inform the user that his or her meal is ready.
-- Chuck
* Is it electrical or electronic?
An electric circuit simply powers machines with electricity. However, an electronic circuit can interpret a signal or an instruction, and perform a task to suit the circumstance. For example, a microwave oven often bleeps when it has finished cooking, to inform the user that his or her meal is ready.
Thanks Chuck, my model number is J 39980-S2A-04 and according to what you've suggested then I can go with 39980-S2A-A05
Really good advice and saved me a lot of time and money !
Thank you again
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