dsatchell
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- Dec 14, 2010
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Austin,
Texas
A lot of the threads that discuss replacing the standard power steering with an electric hydraulic power steering pump almost always use one of three models: the 91-95 MR2 (no attached reservoir); the 2000-200? MR2 (with an attached reservoir); or one that has been imported from Europe.
The problem is that the MR2 versions are getting hard to find and can be expensive even used and having a part that is only available as an imported item from Europe is plain scary.
A new alternative that I have recently found is that the 2011 3.6L Dodge Durango and the 2012 3.6L Jeeps now come with EHPS. I can't find any other info about them other than a couple of pics in the Jeep. They are a little expensive but not more so than the EU models and they are practically brand new and they should be available for quite some time.
Has anyone got any additional info?
David.
The problem is that the MR2 versions are getting hard to find and can be expensive even used and having a part that is only available as an imported item from Europe is plain scary.
A new alternative that I have recently found is that the 2011 3.6L Dodge Durango and the 2012 3.6L Jeeps now come with EHPS. I can't find any other info about them other than a couple of pics in the Jeep. They are a little expensive but not more so than the EU models and they are practically brand new and they should be available for quite some time.
Has anyone got any additional info?
David.
, what kind of price range am i going to be looking at here? Is 300 bucks to expensive? 
