Steering Gear Sector Shaft Bearings
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What is a Steering Gear Sector Shaft Bearing?
A Steering Gear Sector Shaft Bearing is a bearing located within the steering gear box of a vehicle. It allows the gear box to rotate freely, enabling the vehicle to turn left and right.
How can I tell if my Steering Gear Sector Shaft Bearing is faulty?
If the bearing is faulty, you may experience loud noises when turning the steering wheel, or the steering wheel may become stiff or difficult to turn.
Can a faulty Steering Gear Sector Shaft Bearing cause damage?
Yes. If your bearing is faulty and not replaced, it can cause additional wear and tear on the steering gear box, resulting in costly repairs.
How do I replace my Steering Gear Sector Shaft Bearing?
- Disconnect the negative cable from the battery.
- Unbolt the clamp that is attached to the steering column.
- Remove the steering gear sector shaft bearing from the gear box.
- Install the new bearing and reattach the clamp to the steering column.
- Reconnect the negative cable from the battery.