Steering
About power steering fluid leaks: In your car’s power steering system, the car’s power steering pump pushes power steering fluid from a reservoir to the steering box via a belt and pulley. As you turn the steering wheel, this pressurized power steering...
Driving with a loose steering wheel? When the steering wheel is turned, the wheels should move along with it. A loose steering wheel will often feel unresponsive or lack resistance. This prevents the driver from getting an accurate idea of how the steering wheel is...
What are steering rack mounts / bushes? The steering rack is a key part of your car’s steering system. It works with the pinion gear to allow for smooth, precise turning of the vehicle. Steering rack mounts (or bushes) are attached to your car’s power steering...
What does the steering angle sensor do? The steering angle sensor (or SAS) is an important part of your car’s electronic stability control (ESC) system. It measures the steering wheel position angle and rate of turn. This allows your car’s onboard computer...
About steering wheel vibrations: Have you noticed that your car’s steering wheel is shaking when you accelerate, brake or turn? If so, a repair may be necessary to fix the problem. When parts such as the steering wheel vibrate, the stability, safety and...
What is the power steering hose? Your car’s power steering system allows you to turn your steering wheel more easily. Power steering fluid is pumped through the power steering hoses by the power steering pump and provides the rest of your power steering system...
