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(CH 1,3,4,5) Terms in this set (40)Unitized vehicle bodies (Unibodies) have these special features and applications: D. Have a structured box like compartment to protect the passengers The purpose of the upper control arm and the lower control arm in short and long arm suspension (SLA) is to... D. Control lateral side to side wheel movement. A semi-independent rear suspension system has... A. Rear axle with an inverted U-section containing a tubular stabilizer bar. Which of the following statements about wheel rims is NOT true? C. A wheel rim with a neutral offset has the center of the tire positioned at the center of the brake rotor. A thrust type bearing load is applied... A. Horizontally Shock absorbers control spring action to help prevent... B. Wheel oscillations. In a parallelogram steering linkage, the tie rods are parallel to the... D. Lower control arms All of the statements about recirculating ball steering gears are true EXCEPT... B. The Lower end of the selector shaft is splined to the idler arm. Excessive rear wheel toe-out on the left rear wheel causes... A. Excessive tire tread wear Proper wheel alignment
is extremely important to provide all of the following EXCEPT... C. Minimizing suspension vibration All of the following statements are true EXCEPT... C. Positive offset, the rim center line is outboard of the mounting surface of the rim. When did TPMS systems become federally mandated? D. 2008 What is the maximum speed rating in MPH for a "T" rated tire? C. 118 Dynamic wheel imbalance can result in... A. Lateral wheel shimmy
When a tire has a conicity problem... C. The tire is cone shaped and is not level across the the tread area The Uniform Tire Quality Grading system provides consumers
with useful information to help them purchase tires based on all of the following EXCEPT... C. Speed Rating Nitrogen tire inflation provides... D. More stable tire pressure The tread wear indicator bar becomes even with the surface of the tread then the tire is worn to... B. 2/32in Static unbalance causes... A. Cupped tire wear When installing replacement tires... C. If the tire size is different than the original tire size, ABS system operation can be affected A tapered roller bearing has... B. Excellent ability to carry radial, thrust, and angular loads A spring-loaded seal compensates for all of these conditions EXCEPT... D. Wear on the seal bore When two separate tapered roller bearings are located in a front steering knuckle on a FWD car, the wheel bearing endplay adjustment is provided
by... C. Hub nut torque Greases are named for their thickening agent. All of these are common types of greases EXCEPT... C. Teflon All of the following statements are true
EXCEPT... B. NLGI classifies gear lubricants. When inspecting and servicing bearings... A. Some RWD vehicles have bearings that are sealed on both sides All of the following statements are true EXCEPT... B. Ball bearings are used in most wheel bearings While inspecting and servicing wheel hub seals... C. A spring loaded seal helps compensate for wheel hub boar eccentricity When inspecting and servicing front wheel bearings on FWD
vehicles... D. Some front wheel bearings mounted in the steering knuckle contain two tapered roller bearings with a split inner race When inspecting and servicing rear wheel bearings on RWD vehicles... B. Roller type rear axle bearings may be lubricated from the oil supply in the differential The main purpose of shock absorbers and struts is to... A. Control spring action All of the following about shock absorber design and operation are true EXCEPT... C. During jounce wheel travel the piston moves upward in the shock absorber's lower tube unit Compared to a conventional shock absorber, a heavy duty shock absorber has... D. a high quality seal for longer life All of the following statements about gas filled shock absorbers are true EXCEPT... A. A hydrogen gas charge is used in most shock absorbers and struts The magneto-rheological fluid used in some shock absorbers and struts contains... B. Small suspended metal particles During normal strut operation... C. When the wheel moves upward the strut also moves upward Travel sensitive struts... B. Provide more resistance to oil movement when compressed Adjustable struts... A. May be adjusted with a control knob from inside the passenger compartment of the vehicle or individually on the strut bodies All of the following are benefits of replacing faulty struts with a complete preassembled OEM replacement strut assembly EXCEPT... D. Lower cost than replacing the strut cartridge alone Electronically controlled shock absorbers and struts... A. Contain an electronically controlled actuator in the top of each strut Students also viewedAUMT1416SEC268 terms lukasfromchurch AUMT1416SEC438 terms lukasfromchurch AUMT1416SEC357 terms lukasfromchurch AUMT1416SEC6104 terms lukasfromchurch Sets found in the same folderSteering systems, service , and power steering / A…27 terms sheilaboyd AUMT1416SEC5113 terms lukasfromchurch Auto Tech - Steering and Suspension Voca…46 terms farahabdiali Chapter 29: steering linkage17 terms kaner132 Other sets by this creatorG14 terms Titan_317 Engine Performance A883 terms Titan_317 Manual trans40 terms Titan_317 Manual Drive Train A390 terms Titan_317 Verified questions
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Which of the following is not a component of a steering system *?Explanation: In the linkage-type power steering system, the power cylinder is not a part of the steering system.
Which of the following is a feature of rack and pinion steering systems?The rack and pinion gear set has two main functions: Conversion of the steering wheel's rotational motion into the linear motion needed for the vehicle's wheels to turn. Reduction of gears, which makes it easier for the steering wheel to turn the wheels.
Does a conventional steering system have a torsion link?Conventional Steering – This system uses a steering box, with fluid controlled by a spool valve on a torsion bar that responds to driver input. The steering box contains gears that transmit driver input to the Pitman arm. The Pitman arm is connected to the linkage and provides the movement required to turn the wheels.
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