power steering gear

She was one of the first navy ships to have electricity, hydraulic powered steering gear and refrigeration.

Both were turned via electro-hydraulically powered steering gears but the auxiliary rudder could also be turned via a diesel engine in the event the primary steering gear was damaged.

Later they combined with Henry Vale of New South Wales and in 1910, the trio applied for a patent covering "Improved power steering gear for heavy motor driven road vehicles".

Flashes are known to improve sealing between mating faces in some instances (Fuel tank seals, hydraulic power steering gear, etc.), and thus flashes are permitted to some extent in special cases.

He looked at front and rear bumpers, a frame rail, a crankcase, a cylinder head, a cylinder head gasket, an exhaust manifold, an alternator, an engine cooling fan, and a piece from a power steering gear, all of them deformed in the explosion.

It is often from flat spots in the tires after the vehicle is sitting for long periods, Toyota officials say in T.S.B. ST004-06, but a new steering rack guide and spring in the power steering gear assembly should fix what warmed-up tires and a new alignment do not.