martinofsthus
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EPS connector
"I've heard it could be the torque sensor a few times, Going to give it a try today, should I disconnect the battery? And do i just unplug it out the connector block (it looks like) then just clean, plug back in, done?
You can unplug the connector minimum 25 seconds after removing the key.
A quick spray with contact cleaner might not be enough. The connector is "junk", probably due to fretting corrosion and black residue buildup.
You have to dissolve this with contact cleaner and rub the contact surfaces until the black residue is removed. More than one treatment might be needed.
The best would be to give the connector a treatment, drive some to see if there is improvement, and then treat it again. I used Deoxit that cleans and also improves contact and lubricates the surfaces.
Is the EPS light on intermittently ?
"I've heard it could be the torque sensor a few times, Going to give it a try today, should I disconnect the battery? And do i just unplug it out the connector block (it looks like) then just clean, plug back in, done?
You can unplug the connector minimum 25 seconds after removing the key.
A quick spray with contact cleaner might not be enough. The connector is "junk", probably due to fretting corrosion and black residue buildup.
You have to dissolve this with contact cleaner and rub the contact surfaces until the black residue is removed. More than one treatment might be needed.
The best would be to give the connector a treatment, drive some to see if there is improvement, and then treat it again. I used Deoxit that cleans and also improves contact and lubricates the surfaces.
Is the EPS light on intermittently ?