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  1. 18-04-2002 17:03 #1
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    Corsa Electric power steering

    I am fitting a speed sensitive electric power steering column from a Corsa to my Nova
    And I need to know there the 4 smaller wires go

    Anyone got a Haynes or wiring diagram for an Corsa B (1st facelift) and could tell me where they go

    Thanks
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  3. 18-04-2002 20:45 #2
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  4. 18-04-2002 21:59 #3
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    have any other car in the vauxhall range been fitted with the same set up (elecey motor on the top of the steering column)
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  6. 20-04-2002 05:44 #5
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    Most Vauxhalls use an engine driven hydraulic pump to pressurise the rack. Astras since 1998, and Zafiras use an electric motor to drive the hydraulic pump, which is more efficient as it turns off when not going round corners.
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