Power Steering System Control

Power Steering System Control refers to the components that are responsible for controlling and regulating the power steering system in a vehicle. These components are part of the Vehicular Brake, Steering, Axle, Wheel, And Track Components supply class, which falls under the Vehicular Equipment Components supply group.

The Power Steering System Control components include:

1. Power Steering Pump: This component is responsible for generating hydraulic pressure to assist in steering the vehicle.

2. Power Steering Fluid: It is a specialized fluid that is used to transmit power and lubricate the power steering system.

3. Power Steering Hoses: These hoses carry the power steering fluid between the pump, steering gear, and other components of the system.

4. Power Steering Reservoir: It is a container that holds the power steering fluid and allows for proper fluid level maintenance.

5. Power Steering Control Module: This electronic module controls and monitors the power steering system, ensuring optimal performance and safety.

6. Power Steering Rack and Pinion: It is a mechanical component that converts the rotational motion of the steering wheel into linear motion, allowing for easier steering.

7. Power Steering Gearbox: This component is an alternative to the rack and pinion system and is responsible for converting the rotational motion of the steering wheel into the lateral movement of the wheels.

8. Power Steering Belt: It is a belt that connects the power steering pump to the engine, transferring power from the engine to the pump.

These Power Steering System Control components work together to provide the driver with easier and more responsive steering, enhancing the overall driving experience and safety of the vehicle.