Replace EPS Rack on Ford F-150

VIDEO: Ford F-150 EPS-Rack Replacement

Installing electronic steering components requires PMI configuration.

Replacing an electric rack-and-pinion power-steering unit is very similar to a conventional hydraulic rack-and-pinion unit. However, there are some additional steps required.

This electronic rack and pinion requires us to perform what’s called a PMI, which also is known as a programmable module installation. This means we’re going to pull the original power-steering control-module configuring information from the original rack and pinion before we remove it, then upload this data to the replacement rack and pinion after installation is complete.

This video is sponsored by Cardone.

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