More Steering Components 2.0

In a power steering system, pressurized hydraulic fluid multi­plies the output force of the ___ ____located inside a power piston

• Worm Gear

• Ball-Nut

• Drag Link

• Bearing-Nut

• Torque Shaft

When no turning force is being applied by the driver, the hydrau­lic system only ______ and no assist is provided

• Leaks out

• Vents to the Atmosphere

• Recirculates

• Stalls

If the steered wheels receive a road shock, the shock forces are transmitted through the ____ ____ to the piston

• Sector Shaft

• Jounce Blocks

• Air Bags

• Drivers Seat

• Tie Rod

The _____ ____ valve is designed to respond to the valve deflection

• Power Piston

• Pressure Relief

• Torsion Flow

• Rotary-Control

• Hot Return

___ _____ steering systems have been used in automo­biles for decades

• Rack and pinion

• Aluminum Frame

• Tube Chassis

• Worm Gear

• King Pole

___ _____ can occur when a wheel hits a bump and the axle lifts or drops through an arc on the side

• Trap Bump

• Twerk Steer

• Bump Steer

• Jounce Flex

When talking about Rack and Pinion: Turning the steering wheel causes the pinion gear to move the ______ either to the left or right

• Rod

• Rack

• Pitman Arm

• Drag Link

Tech A says: Ackermann Angle does not apply to vehicles with rack and pinion steering. Tech b says: Ackermann Angle applies to any type of steering. Who is correct?

• Tech A

• Tech B

• Both A and B

• Neither A nor B

Tech A says: International Trans Star trucks have disk brakes on both front and rear wheels. Tech B says: International Trans Star trucks have disk brakes on the front. Who is correct?

• Tech A

• Tech B

• Tech A and B

• Neither A nor B

Scotty Kilmer's favorite drink:

• Lemonade

• Iced Tea

• Diet Pepsi

• Jim Beam and Coke

• Grape Juice