Lexus ES300 (2002 year). Manual — part 117
CHASSIS – STEERING
CH-80
208CH41
Rod
208CH42
Moving
Orifice
208CH43
Moving
Flow volume reduce more
208CH44
Moving
Returning the flow volume
Low Speed Range (A)
Flow volume increases in accordance with the
increase of pump speed.
Middle Speed Range without Steering (B)
The flow control valve moves to the left and
reduces the flow volume by drawing the orifice
accordance to the change of the shaft diameter of
the rod.
High Speed Range without Steering (C)
The flow control valves moves further left and
with the maximum shaft diameter of the rod, the
flow volume reduces more.
During Pressure Loading (D
D’)
If operating the steering in the middle and high
speed range, the flow control valve moves to the
right according to the pressure increase of the
vane pump resulting in opening the orifice and
returning the flow volume.
CHASSIS – STEERING
CH-81
211CH52
211CH53
Free
Lock
Tension Spring
Upper Column Tube
Tilt Lever
Pin
Pawl
Compression
Spring
Lower Column Tube
TILT STEERING
The tilt mechanism consists of a tilt lever, pawl, upper column tube, lower column tube, tension spring and
compression spring.
A hole is provided at the tip of the tilt lever, into which the pawl pin is inserted.
Because the pawl pin is inserted into the hole at the tip the lever, moving the tilt lever causes the pawl to move
downward. As a result, the ratchet of the lower column tube and the ratchet of the pawl disengage from each
other to release the tilt lock.
Releasing the tilt lever causes the lever (which is under spring tension) to return. Accordingly, the pawl is
pushed upward, causing the ratchet of the column tube and the ratchet of the pawl to engage with each other,
thus locking the tilt lock.
CHASSIS – STEERING
CH-82
212CH10
212CH11
Before Collision
After Collision
Energy Absorbing
Plate
Lower Bracket
Main Shaft
Intermediate Shaft
Bracket Spacer
Deform
Contract
Contract
Secondary
Collision
ENERGY ABSORBING MECHANISM
The energy absorbing mechanism mainly consists of a lower bracket, energy absorbing plate, contractile
main shaft and contractile intermediate shaft.
When an impact is transmitted to the steering wheel in a frontal collision (secondary collision), the lower
bracket and the bracket spacer, causing the entire steering column to move forward.
At the same time, the energy absorbing plate in the lower bracket is deformed by the bracket spacer to and
helps absorb the impact of the secondary collision.
Furthermore, the amount of forward movement of the entire steering column is absorbed by the contraction
of the main shaft and the intermediate shaft.
CHASSIS – SUSPENSION AND AXLE
CH-32
211CH18
SUSPENSION AND AXLE
SUSPENSION
1. General
A MacPherson strut type independent suspension has been adopted for the front.
A dual link MacPherson strut type independent suspension has been adopted for the rear.
An electric modulated suspension is optional equipment.
Specification
Tread
mm (in.)
1549 (70.0)
F
Caster
degrees
2
46’
Front
Suspension*
Camber
degrees
– 0
43’
Suspension*
Toe-in
mm (in.)
0
King Pin Inclination
degrees
11
27’
R
Tread
mm (in.)
1535 (60.4)
Rear
Suspension*
Camber
degrees
– 1
23’
Suspension*
Toe-in
mm (in.)
4 (0.16)
*: Unload Vehicle Condition
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