Power Steering Pump
A Power Steering Pump in the automotive industry refers to a hydraulic pump that is used to generate pressure for the power steering system, enabling easier and more precise steering control. It functions by using engine power to pressurize the power steering fluid, which is then transmitted through hoses to the steering gear or rack, assisting in the movement of the vehicle's wheels. The pump is typically located near the engine and driven by a belt connected to the crankshaft. Regular maintenance of the power steering pump and its associated components, such as checking for leaks and maintaining proper fluid levels, helps ensure safe and reliable operation of the power steering system.