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[bonestamp2]

> I'm not entirely sure about electric power steering systems and how they work.

It comes in a variety of forms, but it's usually an electric motor that adds torque as you turn the steering wheel to make it easier to turn.

[mirkules → bonestamp2]

In a hydraulic power steering system, if the power is cut, the driver can still turn the wheel (although it's much harder to do). In an EPS, is this still true?