'steering unit' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when referring to the component of a car that controls the steering. For example, "The mechanic replaced the worn-out steering unit in my car."
The electric power steering unit is more precise, and changes to the front suspension also improve steering control and on-center feel.
The agency said it and the automaker were investigating the vehicles' rack-and-pinion steering unit as a possible cause of the problem.
In our evaluation, the result shows that our work performs within 5.9% of Core Fusion, a recent work which requires a complex steering unit.
The Crown Vics, many of them serving in police fleets, may have a problem with a coupling on the steering column shaft that could cause the steering wheel to disconnect from the rack-and-pinion power steering unit.
For the RS launcher, the remote steering unit is placed close to the torus window in the launcher back-end which calls for a large window aperture (95 mm) to avoid beam vignetting at the extreme steering angles of ±12°.
A one-to-one scale mock-up consisting of a transmission line, mitre bends, remote steering unit, vacuum window, square corrugated waveguide and front mirror simulates the ITER launcher design configuration.
A fault-tolerant control system, which allows a safe motion of the non-holonomic wheelchair even though the drive and steering units have partially failed, is designed based on the Ackerman geometry.
And because this gets an old recirculating ball-steering unit rather than an updated rack-and-pinion one, steering feel isn't as strong as it could be.
That's thanks to a new electric power-steering unit, and to far less meaty tires than you'll get in the new Sentra, the Ford SVT Focus and the Mazda MP3.
Other related budget-busting fixes include replacing the electronic power steering control unit ($5,201), replacing the transmission assembly ($5,130), replacing the transmission and torque converter ($5,051), and replacing the audio/visual control unit ($4,293).
Steering motor units (e.g., legs) of a living organism by controlled stimulation protocols is a key performance toward living machines, biohybrid robots, or cyborg animals a fusion of living organisms and man-made devices.
