Renault clio II 1.2 - Question about mounting electric power assistance?

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Hello, I am going to install electric power steering in clio 99r. And now my question does it only need a column with a driver and a motor? anything else? I was thinking about the hydraulic one but I decided on electric because of what I know less modifications. With a hydraulic belt pulley to...

andrzej20001 · Accepted Answer

You can insert a hydro strip and put in an electric pump, e.g. from Astra g (4 wires +, -, after ignition and alternator lamp). You can press the tubes at every point where they do plumbing.

milejow · Accepted Answer

Without the shaft position sensor on the mangle, the support will not start, so the mangle must be suitable. In addition to the power supply, the power steering controller still needs a running engine signal, and the vehicle speed (power steering is progressive) without the engine running signal will not start. In tractors, they mount support from Megane II, not from ClioII, and the first starts after the power supply (in emergency mode) Added after 3 [minutes]: In your case it will not be the original because Clio in this model did not have electrical support, it got it only since 2001 in the phII model.

milejow · Accepted Answer

It is possible to mount the electric, all signals needed to start are in the car, e.g., the signal of a running engine is nothing but the rotation signal flying to the indicators (pin 70 in syrius32).

smutekh · Accepted Answer

Install the power steering pump from saxo. There are no sensors on the mangle. Only the relay controlled by the plus after ignition. He lets the current on the pump and it works all the time when the car engine is running. You connect only the minus from the battery and the plus gives the relay. This relay you must give such as it was originally used because it is at a higher current than such a universal one, e.g. for lights. If you don't turn the steering wheel, the pressure goes back. You can earn some extra money as someone wrote before.

Jakub.1987 · Answer

I am more interested in installing the original, from what I read two pins on the plus and minus driver and after ignition. But do you need a steering angle sensor this on a mangle? can the mangle be left original? Will it play with the power steering column? Someone has installed such support in tractors etc. so how to run them without unnecessary connections, will the original alternator run out?

Jakub.1987 · Answer

So the easiest way will be to mount a hydraulic one, although there are some combinations? Does anyone have any other idea to contribute?

Jakub.1987 · Answer

And this sensor with a crimp on which pin? Do you have any breakdown with what is located? One thing I know from the clocks I pull this cord from the revolutions, from the sensor's mangle but on which pin? Any cable from the ignition also gives to this driver? And tell me, is such a set like from the photo plus mangle enough for assembly?

milejow · Answer

Find the VISU schematics for Renault models on the network, on them you will have everything exactly described which cable to which pin. In the set you should have a steering column with a motor, mangle and controller, for this you need connecting cubes

Jakub.1987 · Answer

I can't find the visu for clio ii, but just considering the topic of support with saxo, then the original crush will go plus support with saxo. But I'm looking for parts we will see how with availability

milejow · Answer

There is an electrohydraulic pump in Saxo, what do you want to power it like your mangle is purely mechanical ??? Whatever you think, the mangle you have to exchange, you are saved by the support from Twingo I, there is nothing on the mangle but if you match the column in Clio, I don't know ...

Jakub.1987 · Answer

I meant putting on a hydraulic mangle plus electrohydraulic pump. Does it have the right to exist from what I know?

smutekh · Answer

After all, the assumption of a power-assisted transmission is self-evident. I think that with a saxo pump it will run fast

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