Without capable steering, your Accord or Civic is next to useless. Fortunately, you can credit the nimble handling of your ride to your Honda steering rack. The Honda steering rack is a long tube-shaped device that rests beneath your engine and connects to the front wheels. Inside, a gear called a pinion rides atop the Honda steering rack, pushing it to the left or the right in response to your steering wheel inputs. That left or right motion of the Honda steering rack acts upon your front wheels, and you turn in the appropriate direction. Those are the basics, anyway-for most modern Hondas, however, the reality is much more complex. Nearly every vehicle off the line now comes with a power Honda steering rack, which adds a layer of hydraulic or electric machinery to the works. And, as with anything hydraulic, a power Honda steering rack also has a different failure mode than a manual Honda steering rack: hydraulic leakage. While a manual Honda steering rack may wear the gears down eventually, it rarely happens in the practical life of the vehicle. A power Honda steering rack may experience seal failure and fluid leakage well within its useful life, however. The answer to a leaking Honda steering rack is almost always replacement with a new or remanufactured Honda steering rack. And, fortunately, a new Honda steering rack can be purchased at a significant discount over retail when you shop with us. We'll supply you with a premium Honda steering rack, and we'll get it there fast since we most likely have your Honda steering rack in stock and ready to ship. So do away with the jerky steering response and the puddles of fluid on your driveway every morning: Install one of our new Honda steering rack units today.