Are you working on a late-model Honda with electric power steering (EPS)? In this episode of Inside the Brands, we share an essential tip for anyone replacing the EPS rack, torque sensor, or EPS control unit on vehicles like the 2012-2014 Honda CR-V, 2012-2015 Honda Civic, and 2013-2017 Honda Accord.
When replacing these parts, the torque sensor neutral position needs to be reset and memorized by the vehicle to ensure proper operation. We’ll walk you through the process and highlight a critical factor: ambient temperature.
Did you know the temperature in the engine bay plays a crucial role in completing the reset? If it’s below 68¬∞F, the system won’t complete the cycle, and the torque sensor won’t find the center of the rack ‚Äî a major issue for proper EPS function.
In this video, we also cover affected part numbers, including:
– ER1040
– ER1045
– ER2029
– ER2032
– ER2039
– ER2040
– ER2042
Make sure to watch for our tip on ensuring your engine bay temperature is above 68 degrees F to avoid costly mistakes and ensure a successful repair. Don’t miss this simple yet valuable advice for Honda technicians!
