An Isuzu steering rack has a lot of jobs, the most important of which is making sure your front wheels turn when you rotate the steering wheel. There's a lot to that, though, and the Isuzu steering rack has to act as a steering gearbox, hydraulic ram, and a suspension component all at the same time. When you turn the wheel, you actuate a small gear inside the Isuzu steering rack called the pinion. The pinion acts upon a flat gear in the Isuzu steering rack, sliding it left or right. That gear is attached to your front wheels, moving them left or right at the same time. In these days of power steering, however, there's also an entire hydraulic system inside your Isuzu steering rack. The hydraulics help push or pull the wheels in response to your steering inputs, and over time they can begin to leak causing problems with your Isuzu steering rack. If the hydraulic pressure can't be contained, as is the case when your Isuzu steering rack seals start leaking, it can't apply the correct amount of force to aid you in taking turns. Flat spots, a complete lack of assist, and other issues with the Isuzu steering rack result. So, if you're waking up to big puddles of power steering fluid under your Rodeo or Trooper, a new Isuzu steering rack may be the solution. It's not as expensive as it sounds either: At least not as long as you order your new Isuzu steering rack from us. We can supply an OE-quality remanufactured or new Isuzu steering rack for about half what the dealership will charge you. Don't pay dealer prices and don't wait around for a local parts store to order your new Isuzu steering rack. We can have a premium Isuzu steering rack on its way to you the same day you order!