What Causes Power Steering Failure?
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Power steering failure can be caused by power booster oil leakage, insufficient power steering fluid, or damage to the power steering pump. Below is an introduction to power boosters: Introduction: A power booster is a vehicle control device that utilizes compressed air, high-pressure oil, etc., to achieve easy operation. Conditions: Due to limited human strength in operating large vehicles, many "power assist" devices exist, formally known as "servo mechanisms," such as hydraulic power steering, vacuum-assisted braking, and air-pressure boosted braking. Notes: Different vehicles use servo mechanisms in varying locations and forms, but the general principle remains the same—a small signal action leverages compressed air, high-pressure oil, etc., to control vehicle-related devices for effortless operation.