The simple explaination is there are gears at the bottom of the shaft which turn other gears in the steering box which move an arm which moves a series of linkages attached to the front wheels. In a rack & pinion, instead of gears in a box there are hydraulics that move tie rods connected to the wheels
No, a steering wheel is not classified as an accelerator. A steering wheel is used to control the direction of the vehicle, while an accelerator pedal is used to control the speed of the vehicle.
Momo Steering wheels are made in Italy. They also produce all the parts and pieces you would need to change your steering wheel out. Momo also is a top maker of custom wheels and rims made from a light alloy.
NO, it does not! I have a G25 racing wheel and it does not work with ANY of the NASCAR racing games. You would think SONY would have an update for PS3 to recognize all Logitech steering wheels as just another gamepad so it could be an optional controller for all games. They did it with the Blue Ray remote, why not the steering wheels? Here is a link to steering wheel supported PS3 games. http://www.logitech.com/en-us/gaming/wheels/g27-racing-wheel
If it happens when you are driving fast (60-70 MPH) it could be that your wheels are out of alignment.
it depends on what you mean by not to turn. side to side or move forward backwards.(stall) if you driving and when you turn the steering wheel the vehicle stops moving then the problem may be your cv axles some how disconecting from the transaxle. if you mean you turn the steering wheel and the wheels don't do anything then your rack and pinion is bad,or your steering column or u joints are loose/disconected. also check where the column and rack interlock sometimes that screw strips and the steering wheel turns but it would not transfer the motion to the rack. how does the steering wheel feels. same,loose,keeps turning endlessly?
If you have an Accord with 19 wheels, you can fill them to whatever pressure you'd like. My Accord only has 6 (4 + spare + steering wheel). I would recommend 32 psi for the tires, and not put any air in the steering wheel.
The clock spring would be inside the plastic steering column cover ( it allows you to turn the steering wheel without " breaking " the wiring connection to your horn and steering wheel mounted cruise control buttons )
That would be the nut that holds the steering wheel to the steering shaft.
Worn-out ball joints in the steering linkage or suspension. This allows the steering angle between the wheels to vary, causing them to wobble.
A steering wheel would steer a boat, and a captain would be controlling the steering wheel.
Why would you want to tear a steering wheel apart
Steering wheel was installed upside down or the steering wheel is turned 180 degrees.