How Does the Power Steering System Work?
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Automobile power steering system works as follows: After the driving wheel drives the rotor to rotate, the blades open under the action of centrifugal force and form a working chamber together with the stator, rotor, and oil distribution plate. The high-pressure oil discharged from the pressure plate enters the steering gear through the steering oil pipe to provide steering assistance. Common faults in automobile steering systems are as follows: Abnormal noise during steering: During inspection, you can turn the steering wheel left and right to observe the location of the noise and perform disassembly inspection. Steering gear oil leakage: The upper cover of the steering gear, the side end cover, and the connection of the steering shaft crank arm can be replaced with new oil seals and sealing rings. Difficulty in returning to the original position: Vehicles have the function of automatic steering return. If you need to apply force as when steering during the return process, it indicates a fault in the return function that requires repair.