Renault Logan cars are fitted with rack and pinion steering

The steering gear consists of two steering rods connected by ball joints to the steering knuckles

The steering column is safety. Most cars are equipped with power steering.

The pressure of the working fluid in the hydraulic booster. created by a vane-type pump, which is mounted on the engine and driven by a V-belt or V-ribbed belt (depending on the configuration).

If the power steering fails, the ability to drive the car remains, but the effort on the steering wheel increases.

Renault Logan Steering Features

The steering box is mounted on the subframe and secured to it with two bolts.

The steering column is equipped with an energy-absorbing device that increases the passive safety of the car, and an anti-theft device in the ignition lock that blocks the steering wheel shaft from turning.

The steering column also houses the controls for headlights, direction indicators, horn, washer and windshield wiper.

Possible malfunctions of steering without hydraulic booster, their causes and remedies

Increased steering wheel play and steering noise

Loosen tie rod ball stud nuts - Check and tighten nuts

Loose steering gear - Tighten the mounting bolts

Increased clearance in tie rod ball joints - Replace tie rod ends

Steering wheel tight

Damage of front suspension strut parts - Replace or repair strut

Upper strut mount bearing damaged - Replace upper strut mount with bearing

Lack of lubrication in the steering gear - Apply lube

Damage of tie rod ball joints - Replace tie rod ends

Misalignment of the front wheels - Determine and correct the cause of the misalignment

Whistling noise when turning the steering wheel on a stationary car

The source of noise is the movement of the working fluid - This is not a sign of a malfunction in the hydraulic system

Noise and knocks in the steering

Contact of the hydraulic injection pipeline with the body - Eliminate the contact of the pipeline with the body

Loosen tie rod ball stud nuts - Check and tighten nuts

Loose steering gear - Tighten steering gear bolts

Increased clearance in tie rod ball joints - Replace tie rod ends

Ripple of effort when turning the steering wheel with the engine running

Insufficient pressure of the working fluid - Contact a service station

Distributor spool sticking - Contact a service station

Air in the hydraulic system - Bleed the air from the hydraulic system

Jumps on the steering wheel from the side of the road

Air in the hydraulic system - Bleed the air from the hydraulic system

Loosen ball stud nuts - Check and tighten nuts