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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is not a component of a steering system?
Steering gearControl ArmRack-and-pinionTie rod - 2. Multiple ChoiceTechnician A says that rack-and-pinion steering systems use pitman arms. Technician B says that rack-and-pinion steering systems use idler arms. Who is correct?
Technician A onlyTechnician B onlyBoth Technician A and BNeither Technician A nor B - 3. Multiple ChoiceTechnician A says that a tie rod end is a ball-and socket joint similar in construction to a ball joint. Technician B says that tie rod adjustment is use to set camber. Who is correct?
.Technician A onlyTechnician B onlyBoth Technician A and BNeither Technician A nor B - 4. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is not a component of the power rack-and-pinion steering system?
Slave cylinderPower cylinderControl valveHydraulic line - 5. Multiple ChoiceWhat is Track Width?
The widest part of a tire's treadThe distance between the centers of the front and rear hubsThe distance between the ends of the front wheel spindlesThe distance between the centers of the fronts of the tires - 6. Multiple ChoiceThe benefit of using different length control arms in SLA systems is what?
It eliminates tire scrubIt works better with Rack & Pinion SteeringIt insures that the turning radii are the same for both wheelsIt makes it possible to use power steering - 7. Multiple ChoiceWhich of these is true about inner and outer Tie Rod ends?
They are always identicalThere are no inners on Rack & Pinion systemsThey can have opposite threadsThey all use tapered shafts - 8. Multiple ChoiceA conventional steering system has all of the following EXCEPT:
Idler ArmTorsion linkCenter linkSteering arm - 9. Multiple ChoiceOn a Power Rack & Pinion Steering system, what is the function of the Control Valve?
Rack & Pinion systems don't have spool valvesTo limit the fluid output to prevent overpressureTo direct fluid to one side or the other of the power pistionRegulates steering pressure based on vehicle speed - 10. Multiple ChoiceTechnician A says that Parallelogram Steering systems are typically used on Rear-Wheel-Drive vehicles. Technician B says that MacPherson Strut Suspensions are typically used on Rear-Wheel-Drive Vehicles. Who is correct?
Technician A onlyTechnician B onlyBoth Technician A and BNeither Technician A nor B - Answer choicesTagsAnswer choicesTags