What does eps mean under hood looks like a fuse

under the hood in the power distribution center, which is a black box looking thing where the cover comes off and then two screws will needed removed to replace that fuse.

EPS # 41 80 amp , located in the under hood fuse box . Plus EPS fuse 2 amp , located in the BCM fuse block .

no power at my power fuse under the rear seat ??? Do you mean the whole rear fuse box is dead . Or just a single fuse ? What number fuse an how many amp's ? Under hood fuse box I/P BATT fuse number 48 125 amp ,this power's the rear fuse box.

You vehicle has two fuse's ! one in the underhood fuse box EPS/STR WHLCNTRL an it is a 60 amp . An there is one in the BCM fuse center - EPS 2amp fuse ! do you know what an where the BCM is ? The BCM - body control module !
Body Control Module (BCM) location
Under the I/P below the radio on the right side of the center console .19
EPS/STR WHL CNTRL
2A
Electronic Power Steering (EPS) Column Assembly and Inflatable Restraint Steering Wheel Module Coil

you could read the FSM. its all there.
or at alldata.com
EPS is complex. tech.
but do check fuses.
the light on, has meanings, look it up.
some cars have DTCs for this system. scan it .
use a scan tool. see if there are DTCs stored, or set.
1:check fuses
2: Scan it
3: look for front end damage (road hazard damage)

replace the 80amp fuse in the fuse box under the hood. EPS fuse

i presume you mean power steering reservoir should be under the hood small tank with dipstick in it when you remove cove

Under the hood, on the Driver's side is the main fuse box. EPS fuse is #1 and is a 60A. Also, there is another 2A fuse located in the small fusebox on the inside, passenger side on the console (near firewall).

Usually, it is the 60A that is blown.

Check the big EPS Fuse under the hood,power supplied from underhood fuse panel.

if indeed you have the electronic power steering there is a fuse under the hood , in the fuse block labeled EPS , fuse #43 , its a 60 amp fuse . i'm not diagnosing your problem here just answering your question . thanks johnny .