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The power steering pump is the power source of the hydraulic power steering system. It uses the engine as the transmission medium to convert mechanical energy into hydraulic energy. The steering gear converts the hydraulic energy into mechanical energy through the hydraulic oil output by the oil pump, thereby reducing the driver's operating intensity. Improve the maneuverability of the vehicle.
- Function
Power steering pumps are designed to apply the correct amount of pressure to the wheels for smooth turning.
- Structure
1. Drive wheel 2. Drive shaft 3. Circlip 4. Oil seal 5. Bearing 6. Pump body 7. Steel ball 8. Pressure switch assembly 9.O type sealing ring 10. Pressure plate 11.Stator 12. Blade 13. Rotor 14. Bolt 15. Pump cover 16. Sealing ring 17. Locating pin 18. Protection blockage 19. Bolt 20. Oil inlet pipe 21.O-shaped sealing ring 22. Valve block 23. Spring 24. Slide valve assembly
- Working Principle
A system of several mechanisms working together, the power steering pump converts energy produced by a car's engine into hydraulic power, which it uses to add the torque to the movements of the steering wheel.
- Location
The power steering pump is located near the pulley driven by the engine accessory belt, or under the steering wheel. The steering assist is mainly to assist the driver to adjust the direction of the car, and to reduce the strength of the driver to turn the steering wheel.