What are the parts of an electric steering system?
The module contains the drivers, signal generators and MOSFET switches that power and control the electric motor. The module also contains a current monitor circuit that measures the amps the motor is using.
What kind of voltage does a power steering system use?
Most electric power steering systems use a three-phase electric motor powered by a pulse width modulated DC voltage. The motor is brushless and has an operating voltage range of 9 to 16 volts.
Where are the fuses located in the engine?
There are two fuse boxes in the engine bay. One of them is located on the driver side, next to the brake fluid reservoir. The fuses and relays here are covered with a black plastic cover.
Is the steering wheel referred to as a hand wheel?
The steering wheel is referred to as a hand wheel in the service information. The torque, speed and position inputs, vehicle speed signal, and other inputs are interpreted in the electronic control module.
Where are the fuses located on a Ford Explorer?
The fuse panel is located below and to the left of the steering wheel by the brake pedal. The power distribution box is located in the engine compartment. How to check the fuses?
How is an electric power steering unit tested?
We rebuild and supply Electric Power Steering Pumps, columns, racks and motors for most makes and models. All our electric power steering units are fully tested under all load and driving conditions to ensure every unit meets or exceeds OEM specifications.
What is the name of the fuse box?
Fuse box diagram № Name Description 1 FUSE PULLER – 2 EMPTY Not Used 3 EMPTY Not Used 4 EMPTY Not Used
What is in the fuse box on a Ford F-150?
Right-hand EPB actuator. Left-hand EPB actuator. Starter. Blower motor. Brake control module. Automatic brake system valves. Power seat relay. Heated mirrors. Not used. Starter relay. Powertrain control module relay. Windshield wiper relay. Blower motor relay. Power sliding back window relay. Electric fan 1 relay.