What does the steering system include?

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LeahLynn
07/24/25 6:40am
Steering system consists of three major parts: steering control mechanism, steering gear and steering transmission mechanism. The following is the relevant introduction of steering system: 1. Construction principle: The power steering system is a steering system that uses both the driver's physical strength and the engine power as the steering energy source. Under normal circumstances, only a small part of the energy required for car steering is provided by the driver, and most of it is provided by the engine through the power steering device. However, when the power steering device fails, the driver generally still independently undertakes the task of car steering. 2. Definition: Modern mid-to-high-end cars and heavy-duty vehicles generally adopt power steering systems, which not only greatly improves the ease of car operation but also enhances driving safety.
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EmmaLynn
08/11/25 2:24am
The steering system may sound complicated, but it's actually divided into several major components. First is the steering wheel, the round disc you turn while driving, which connects to the steering column – a metal shaft that transmits your movements downward. Next comes the steering gear, hidden under the hood, responsible for converting rotational motion into lateral movement; common types include rack-and-pinion or recirculating-ball systems. The steering gear connects to the pitman arm and linkage system, a series of rods and arms that ultimately attach to the hub and wheels, enabling the actual turning of the vehicle. Most modern cars also feature power assistance, such as hydraulic or electric power steering, to reduce effort. Problems in the steering system can affect handling safety – like unusual noises or heavy steering during turns may indicate worn tie rod ends or low power steering fluid. Routine maintenance is simple: regularly check power steering fluid and monitor steering wheel return feedback to avoid major repairs. Ultimately, the steering wheel controls everything through the coordinated work of these components.
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