[Image of the power steering system diagram]
The diagram shows the following components of the power steering system:
* Power steering pump
* Power steering reservoir
* Power steering gear
* Power steering lines
* Pitman arm
* Steering linkage
The power steering system works by using the power steering pump to generate hydraulic pressure. This pressure is then used to assist the driver in turning the steering wheel. The power steering gear converts the hydraulic pressure into mechanical force, which is then used to turn the wheels.
Here are some additional notes about the power steering system in a 1966 Ford Mustang:
* The power steering pump is located on the front of the engine.
* The power steering reservoir is located on the side of the engine.
* The power steering gear is located on the front of the car, behind the radiator.
* The power steering lines connect the power steering pump to the power steering gear.
* The pitman arm is connected to the power steering gear and the steering linkage.
* The steering linkage connects the pitman arm to the wheels.
If you are experiencing problems with your power steering, you should consult a qualified mechanic.
