While today, most newer vehicles utilize electric power steering systems, hydraulic systems are still incredibly common.

Electro-hydraulic power steering (EHPS) systems use an electric motor to drive a hydraulic pump, delivering better fuel efficiency, decreasing engine load, and reducing maintenance requirements.

Electric Power Steering (EPS) is a fully electric system that utilizes an electric motor to directly assist the steering system, resulting in a reduction in the physical effort required for steering.

Designed to reduce friction while protecting seals and hoses, Lubegard's option will help extend the life of your power steering system and is great for electric hydraulic systems. This power ...

The company’s approach also includes the potential for component and manufacturing process reuse, particularly with its rack-assist electric power steering (REPS) systems. In vehicles equipped ...

Nexteer Automotive announces its latest breakthrough in steering innovation, High- (HO CEPS). This addition strengthens Nexteer's industry-leading steering portfolio and gives OEMs unmatched ...

Modern automotive power steering systems generally fall into one of two broad categories: electric or hydraulic. While electric systems are becoming more prevalent, hydraulic systems are still ...

The motor from the build is an electric power steering pump from a junkyard car. This gets mounted on a one-off rear bike rack and drives the rear tire with help from some gears from a pocket bike ...

Electric power steering provides better fuel economy. Cars with EPS1systems do not come with hydraulic pumps or pistons. ... Also, the EPS system doesn't use power from the1engine as the hydraulic ...