Power Steering Pump with OEM Quality

Composition of the Power Steering Pump
Currently, automotive steering pumps are mostly double acting vane type steering pumps, which are mainly composed of ordinary double acting vane pumps, flow control valves, and pressure safety valves; The double acting vane pump provides high-pressure oil. The flow control valve ensures that the Steering Pump outputs the flow that is suitable for the needs of the entire vehicle. The pressure safety valve controls the maximum output pressure of the steering pump. For gasoline engines with low engine power, a pressure switch should also be equipped.
 

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Steering Pump

You can find the steering pump attached to the car engine, usually right next to the car alternator and A/C compressor. We connect the steering pump to the engine through a belt-pulley mechanisms using an engine belt.

When the your car’s engine is running, the engine belt turns in a loop and that also turns the steering pump. With that, the pump pulls the steering fluid from the steering fluid reservoir and pressurizes them.

How exactly do they do that? Well, I don’t want to overwhelm you with all the tiny details, but if you are interested in knowing more, we have an article on the steering pump coming up very soon. For now, think of the steering pump as a black box. We put low pressure steering fluid in, and high pressure steering fluid comes out of the other end.

Steering pump for hydraulic power Steering System.

These high pressure steering fluid then leaves the steering pump, through the steering hoses and into the steering rack, specifically into the rotary valve.