Reply to "Yaris EPS installation"

panteradougMember

Amazing how it all falls into place so easily isn't it? Great thinking and execution on your part.

I do know that I had to shorten the output shaft to install the u-joint flush to the housing of the motor to make everything fit, but it did fit and clears the clutch pedal almost identically to the original clearances.

I agree that there is no need to remove the dash in order to do this. No one ever suggested that was necessary. In fact, it may hamper it.

Everything is accessible from underneath the dash. Just the original steering column needs to come out.

2/24/2510:24 AM

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