What Are the Causes of Power Steering Pump Noise?
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The power steering pump, as the power source for a car's steering, is the heart of the steering system. Its key function is to assist the driver in adjusting the car's direction and reducing the effort required to turn the steering wheel. The following are the causes of power steering pump noise: 1. Internal wear caused by insufficient lubrication during cold starts; 2. Insufficient power steering fluid, leading to poor pump performance; 3. Leakage in the power steering return line. Solutions for power steering pump failure include: 1. Preparing a new power steering pump; 2. Choosing to remove the pump for repair; 3. Eliminating leaks in the power steering fluid. The power steering pump, as the power source for a car's steering, is the heart of the steering system, assisting the driver in adjusting the car's direction and reducing the effort required to turn the steering wheel.