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This morning the 'power steering' warning light came on. Thus the power steering wouldn't work at all. It is in the garage now. Can anyone suggest maybe what is wrong? |
A Grant |
First thing i would check is the epas fuse located under the bonnet near the battery, it has a cover over it. |
Martin |
No need to leave the car in the garage because the EPAS doesn't work - many MPi owners have never known what it even feels like; many more have fitted the Munns EPAS bypass switch in order to get improved steering feel. I regularly pull the EPAS fuse when I want to enjoy the car. Of course, if by garage you mean the dealer then ignore what I just typed. |
JohnP |
some of us never had EPAS to start with...keeps the wife off the car...perfect!!! |
Neil |
In a past life, I was responsible for reviewing EPAS warranty claims. The vast majority of these were in the NFF "No fault found" catagory. I.E. dealer has replaced a component when a check of the connectors would have sufficed. If dealer informs you that you have a duff ECU, ask him to try your ECU on another car (would take 20 mins tops). If it works you've saved yourself a pile of cash. |
Holbeck |
good advice |
JohnP |
Thanks for all your suggestions and help. It was merely the fuse and the fuse panel. In total �72. So not too bad. Panic over. Now just have to try and sell it! |
Alan Grant |
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