Experience a new era of power steering with the EPAS Hydroelectric Power Steering Pump Conversion System. This innovative system seamlessly integrates modern electronic control with hydraulic assistance, providing a dynamic and responsive steering feel without the traditional drawbacks. How It Works: Intelligent & On-Demand Power Our advanced system operates via a sophisticated program that utilizes an angle sensor and CAN protocol. A smart converter communicates directly with the hydroelectric pump through the angle sensor, ramping up the system's pressure precisely as needed. This intelligent design ensures no noticeable delay or drop in pressure when you turn the steering wheel, providing immediate and consistent assistance. The system is highly efficient, with a power draw typically ranging between 1 Amp and 45 Amps, spending most of its operational time in the lower amp range. This means less strain on your vehicle's electrical system compared to continuously running traditional hydraulic pumps. Key Features & Specifications: EPAS Performance Hydroelectric Pump: The heart of the system, delivering reliable hydraulic power. Universal Mounting Bracket: Designed for flexible installation in a variety of applications. High-Pressure Sending Hose: A 6-foot length of high-pressure hose for fluid transfer. Low-Pressure Return Hose: A 6-foot length of low-pressure return hose for fluid circulation. Pre-Wired Control Module: Simplifies installation with a pre-wired harness, requiring only a hot ignition source and full battery power. Angle Sensor: Provides real-time steering input data to the control module for precise assistance. Optimal Pressure & Flow: Rated at a maximum pressure of 1900 PSI with 5 GPM (Gallons Per Minute) flow. Hose Length Capacity: The system supports an absolute maximum length of 17 feet for both pressure and return lines. Optional Oil Cooler: For demanding racing applications, an oil cooler can be added to further enhance performance and longevity. Installation: The installation of this system should be performed by a professional mechanic or a very knowledgeable amateur to ensure proper function and safety. INSTRUCTIONS
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