What is a Steering Limiter?

A Steering Limiter is a component located in the steering system of a vehicle which limits the steering angle of the steering wheel. It helps to ensure that the steering wheel does not exceed its safe limits when in use.

What is the purpose of a Steering Limiter?

The primary purpose of a Steering Limiter is to keep the steering wheel from turning too far, which can cause damage to the steering system or other components of the vehicle. It also helps to reduce driver fatigue by limiting the amount of effort required to turn the wheel.

How do I know if my Steering Limiter is faulty?

If your Steering Limiter is faulty, you may notice that your steering wheel is more difficult to turn than usual, or you may feel resistance when turning the wheel more than a certain amount. Additionally, if you hear strange noises coming from your steering system while turning the wheel, this could indicate a faulty Steering Limiter.

Can a faulty Steering Limiter cause damage to other parts of the vehicle?

Yes, a faulty Steering Limiter can cause damage to the steering system or other components of the vehicle. It can also cause the driver to lose control of the vehicle, creating a potential hazard.

How do I replace a Steering Limiter?

Replacing a Steering Limiter requires a few basic tools, such as a wrench and a screwdriver. First, you will need to remove the wheel, then disconnect the steering column from the rack. You will then need to remove the old Steering Limiter from the rack and replace it with the new one. Finally, you will need to reattach the steering column to the rack and remount the wheel.

How often should I inspect my Steering Limiter?

It is recommended that you inspect your Steering Limiter at least once a year, or more often if you notice any signs of wear or damage. You should also inspect your Steering Limiter before any long trips or off-road excursions.