What are the effects of driving with a faulty right steering power pump in a car?
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Driving with a faulty right steering power pump in a car can make steering feel heavier and may cause increased load. While it is temporarily possible to drive with a broken power pump, it is recommended to get it repaired immediately. Definition of a steering power pump: A steering power pump is a component that helps improve and stabilize a car's performance, primarily assisting the driver in adjusting the vehicle's direction. Precautions for steering power pumps: Avoid locking the steering wheel: When the steering wheel is locked, immediately turn it back slightly, as the oil pressure can be very high, and frequent locking can easily cause pipe leaks. Avoid turning the steering wheel while stationary: Do not place excessive resistance on the power pump, as this not only avoids increasing the pressure on the pump but also reduces tire wear. Damage to the power pump usually has certain precursors, often starting with oil leaks from the pipes or seals, so early detection of pipe leaks is crucial. If not repaired promptly, the power pump will be damaged once the oil leaks completely.