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In the 2013 Honda CR-V, the electric steering system is powered by an electronic motor, which has been known to malfunction in new vehicles. Numerous car owners have reported instances where the steering suddenly becomes stiff and difficult to control, often accompanied by a flashing yellow warning light on the dashboard. This issue typically involves a malfunction in the "power assist" feature and tends to occur before reaching 5,000 miles. Fortunately, the replacement of the electronic power steering (EPS) motor is covered under warranty. Unlike traditional hydraulic systems, modern vehicles are equipped with EPS which can be susceptible to malfunctions caused by software or electrical issues in addition to mechanical failures. Maintaining a trouble-free EPS system depends on the reliability of its technology.
Here is a rephrased version: "Is it Honda's responsibility to fix a defective electric power steering system in a 2013 Honda CRV even if the warranty has expired?
In 2013, there were reports of electric power steering problems with the Honda CRV, leading to the replacement of the EPS to fix the issue.