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Replace Worn Power Steering Belts for Easier Handling
At Capitol Nissan of Salem we understand the importance of keeping your power steering belts in good condition. Power steering belts transfer engine power to the hydraulic pump that assists your steering efforts. When belts slip or break, steering becomes extremely difficult and potentially dangerous. We carry genuine Nissan power steering belts manufactured to exact specifications for reliable power transfer.
How Power Steering Belts Operate
Power steering belts wrap around pulleys on the crankshaft and power steering pump. As the engine runs, the belt rotates the pump that pressurizes hydraulic fluid for steering assistance. The Nissan Rogue and Nissan Titan both use power steering systems that depend on belt-driven pumps for operation. Belt tension must remain within specification to prevent slippage. Proper belt condition ensures consistent steering effort across all speeds. These belts coordinate with other belts and accessories to distribute engine power throughout the vehicle.
Why Power Steering Belts Wear Out
Rubber compounds deteriorate from heat exposure and age. Cracks develop on the belt surface and ribs from flexing around pulleys. Oil or coolant contamination softens the rubber and accelerates wear. Misaligned pulleys cause uneven wear patterns and premature failure. Generic aftermarket belts often use cheaper rubber compounds that crack and stretch faster than genuine Nissan belts.
When Belts Require Replacement
Replace belts showing visible cracks, fraying, or glazing on the surface. Squealing noises during steering indicate belt slippage from wear or improper tension. Heavy steering effort suggests belt failure or severe slippage. Inspect belts every oil change for wear indicators and replace before complete failure occurs.
You can trust Capitol Nissan of Salem to always have the parts you need at a great price.