383-7670: Steering Cylinder Piston

The piston is a component that converts hydraulic pressure into linear motion to steer the vehicle. It is associated with the steering cylinder, which is responsible for controlling the movement of the wheels in the steering system. It translates hydraulic pressure into mechanical force, which in turn moves the wheels and controls the steering of the vehicle. The piston in a steering cylinder is actuated by hydraulic pressure. When the driver turns the steering wheel, hydraulic fluid is forced into the cylinder, pushing or retracting the piston and initiating the steering process. Attributes: • Withstands the forces and pressures involved in the steering system. • Prevent fluid leakage and maintain the pressure difference required for the accumulator's operation. Applications: The piston is used for precise and controlled steering of the vehicle and efficient operation in the steering system, ensuring safe and effective vehicle operation.