In today's video especially in youtube, if someone try to learn you something, he first start talking about his personal life, his wife, his mother, blah blah blah... and acting like a crazy. By the end of the video you learned something that you didn't want it.

Sarwar Nezar

@@sarwarn2107 yup...

Military training videos! ;)

mihayy5

they take time explaining

its not the fact that it takes a long time its the way they explain it so that you understand every single individual function of every part that way you get a more full understanding and then they recap so you get the way that all of the parts work together and because they explain it that way it takes more time

@@Spartan-oq1yw That is how something should be taught by this exact method. School should learn from the smarter.

80386 Indeed, the days of proper English elocution are over. We can't expect to have high standards in this age of multiculturalism, diversity, Ebonics, Hispanics, affirmative action, etc.

mr rambo Stooge of political correctness

Doubt it's one person.

I totally agreed.

drawing

yet that were very creative

Nah, they just all sounded equally spiffy with their Mid-Atlantic accents

+stereopolice sure, he's Daddarude Strongersand

yes. it was only after he died that they started making them in color.

Dude get a life, you commented on a comment from November of 2015

stereopolice More likely they all took the same class in elocution.

U tryed

Pertamax7

Jeffrey314159 not necessarily..

It depends on the type of transmission system. old automatic transmission fluid works well with the power steering fluid and that is why they are usually called hydraulic fluids in general. Am not sure about the modern automatic cars since they use synthetic oil, that is why you do not need to change the automatic transmission fluid of modern cars as it was the case in the old days. Remember that they are both hydraulic systems so i think but am not sure the synthentic oil can also work on the power steering. On the other hand, manual gear box uses a different oil and it is not hydraulic fluid rather its a lubricant of gears (different from engine oil, but same as diff oil(differential thats the full name lol). I think, but not sure about the dual clutch gear box uses a similar fluid as manual gear box since its also a fancy merge of two manual gear box in one case with electronic controls in simplest terms.

50 50 50 50 50 50 50 's V i d e o From The Fifties Just a good ol' fashioned underwear wearnin' power steerin' pump.

You aint driving

This is rack and pinion, In trucks the arrangement of rack and pinion is different from small cars in the sense that the rack is a bit curved and he use the principle of levers to have a larger travel for a short rack otherwise using the arrangement which is used in small cars would require the drive to turn the wheel a lot of times. This is my opinion and feel free to correct me

Nikhil Karnani a

Nikhil Karnani you better shape up

then you weren't here to learn

You think electronic steering will be cheaper to fix????

okay then, you do it

Keep in mind this is not how most of these systems work today, but these videos show the origins and original technology from which modern systems used today have developed from. Also, the same problem might have been solved in different manners around the world, this video only shows one solution to power steering. Today's drive by wire systems also remove a lot of the mechanisms in use and rely on actuators and signal amplifiers to do the same job but electrically.

Yes, it's been improved; but remember that early generation designs still required great ingenuity to create from scratch. We all stand on the shoulders of geniuses.

Ian Mangion This reliance on soft technology leaves our machines vulnerable to emp and environmental extremes.

Jeffrey314159 That's not how EMPs work, that's not how anything works; you probably just heard the term in Ocean's 11. These systems are already inside an effective Faraday cage made of the vehicle's bodywork. And this is especially true of military vehicles that have far more metal content. And do you have even the slightest idea how much radiative energy is required to damage electronics like that? I'll give you a hint: it takes far more than is required to give you cancer. The electronics would be the least of anyone's worries.