L26-02

Front

The Ackerman principle requires: the left front tire to turn sharper than the right front tire during a left turn.

Back

the left front tire to turn sharper than the right front tire during a left turn.

Front

The Ackermann principle is:

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where the inside wheels are able to turn at a different radius than the outside wheels.

Front

The relationship between the steering system, the wheel positions, and the suspension system form what is called the:

Back

steering angles.

Front

________ is a geometric arrangement of linkages in the steering of a vehicle designed to solve the problem of keeping the wheels properly oriented through various positions of the steering and suspension systems.

Back

Steering geometry

Front

Who is correct regarding steering when turning a corner: Tech A says that both wheels being steered remain parallel to each other, while Tech B says that on some vehicles, the rear wheels can also be steered?

Back

Tech B

Front

Which steering system is used majority today?

Back

rack-and-pinion steering system

Front

A toothed helical cut gear that meshes with the rack.

Back

Pinion

Front

Rack is a toothed straight piece of metal that meshes with the pinion in the middle of the axle. T/F

Back

False

Front

Inner tie rod has an inline ball and socket joint on one end of a______?

Back

Shaft

Front

The rubber bellow protect the inner parts from______?

Back

dirt and contaminants