Juhtesüsteemi

Juhtesüsteemi, also known as the steering system, is a critical component of a vehicle's chassis that allows the driver to control the direction of the vehicle. It consists of several interconnected parts, including the steering wheel, steering column, steering gearbox, and the steering linkage or rack and pinion system. The steering wheel is the primary interface between the driver and the steering system, allowing the driver to input directional commands. These commands are then transmitted through the steering column to the steering gearbox, which amplifies the steering effort and converts it into rotational motion. The rotational motion is then transferred to the steering linkage or rack and pinion system, which in turn directs the front wheels to the desired angle, thereby changing the vehicle's direction. The steering system is designed to provide precise and responsive control, while also compensating for factors such as road conditions, vehicle speed, and load. It is an essential component of a vehicle's safety and maneuverability, and its proper functioning is crucial for safe and efficient driving.