Reply to "Seeking information concerning installation of EPAS electronic power steering in a Pantera."

davidnunnMember

Here's some interesting info on the Opel Corsa EPAS units:

http://www.gt40s.com/forum/gt4...assist-steering.html

http://www.super7thheaven.co.u...power-steering-epas/

The Opel EPAS motor is no larger than the one EZ Electric uses. I believe you could only use the EPAS motor and load sensor. The control unit could be mounted remotely. You would need to fabricate a new upper portion ("input"), between the EPAS motor and the steering wheel, as well as a new "output". That's how EZ Electric makes an almost bolt-in kit. Everything in front of the EPAS motor is fabricated by them, as is the output.

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