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rack-and-pinion steering

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rack-and-pinion steering [¦rak ən ¦pin·yən ′stir·iŋ]
(mechanical engineering)
A steering system in which the rotation of pinion gear at the end of the steering column moves a toothed bar (the rack) left or right to transmit steering movements.
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