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5/11/2022 6:41 PM  #1


prius elect power steering

has anyone found a manual, directions, video on installing a prius electric power steering up grade to their first generation mustang or falcon?? i 've looked and haven't found what i am looking for either here or on the internet. i would actually like to have it in paper form.

 

5/11/2022 6:58 PM  #2


Re: prius elect power steering

Do a search on Vintage-mustang.com. Lots of posts on the Prius upgrade.


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5/11/2022 7:24 PM  #3


Re: prius elect power steering

thank you for the heads up

 

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5/11/2022 7:31 PM  #4


Re: prius elect power steering

Is that an electric R&P setup?  For rear steer?
I knew something would show up someday that would “bolt right on”.


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5/11/2022 7:43 PM  #5


Re: prius elect power steering

MS wrote:

Is that an electric R&P setup? For rear steer?
I knew something would show up someday that would “bolt right on”.

Found this little write up

https://www.motortrend.com/how-to/150-electric-power-steering-junkyard-prius-delivers/
 

 

5/11/2022 7:59 PM  #6


Re: prius elect power steering

Same thing from certain Corola's.  Friend is planning to add one to his Willys PU.  Right now I'm  very happy with my Borgesen box/Lee pump setup (thank you JKB) butt down the road.......?


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5/11/2022 8:14 PM  #7


Re: prius elect power steering

A Volvo elec PS pump seems to be quite a bit less work and super popular. Lot's of the Crown Vic swap guys and Lightning guys have been using them.

 

5/11/2022 8:57 PM  #8


Re: prius elect power steering

MS wrote:

Is that an electric R&P setup?  For rear steer?
I knew something would show up someday that would “bolt right on”.

 
Not a R&P, it goes between the steering wheel and the steering linkage.
Similar to my Vue set up but I don’t know if has the adjustability for output torque like mine via a pot.
Certainly not bolt on or plug and play.
Both the Vue and Prius EPAs units need fab skills.
Most of the few rear steer R&P units out there need serious internal modifications to increase travel for turn radius of our old Mustangs, some of them just plain aren’t compatible.
Most all of this has been beaten to death on VMF.

Last edited by Rudi (5/11/2022 9:04 PM)


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5/13/2022 5:00 PM  #9


Re: prius elect power steering

I HAVE BEEN LOOKING IN THE Mustang steve store. looking for the bearing set up that goes in the bracket that holes the brake and clutch peddles. haven't been able to find them the issue is one side of my bracket is stretched, oval, if there is another repair i would entertain that idea as well.
 

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