EPS Motor Position Sensor Circuit
2012-2018 Ford Focus Electric Electric Motor
Description
Malfunction in the EPS motor position sensor used for commutation and control.
Symptoms
- EPS warning light
- No power steering assist
- Motor may vibrate or oscillate
- Noise from steering column
Common Causes
- Faulty motor position sensor
- Sensor wiring damage
- EPS motor assembly failure
- Electromagnetic interference
Diagnostic Steps
- Read EPS motor position data with scan tool
- Check sensor signal during slow steering input
- Inspect motor assembly connector
- Test for EMI sources near steering column
- Check motor resolver resistance
Repair Notes
Replace EPS motor assembly. Motor position sensor is typically integral to motor.
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Common Questions
What does code C0205 mean on a 2012-2018 Ford Focus Electric?
C0205 stands for "EPS Motor Position Sensor Circuit". Malfunction in the EPS motor position sensor used for commutation and control.
What are the symptoms of C0205 on a Ford Focus Electric?
Common symptoms of C0205 include: EPS warning light, No power steering assist, Motor may vibrate or oscillate, Noise from steering column.
What causes C0205 on a 2012-2018 Ford Focus Electric?
Common causes of C0205 include: Faulty motor position sensor, Sensor wiring damage, EPS motor assembly failure, Electromagnetic interference.