rec 102 week 7

What is the purpose of a steering stabilizer system?

• to keep the RV from bouncing

• to correct alignment issues

• to assist the vehicle to track straight ahead

• to reduce front suspension sag

Air suspension springs on a motorhome consists of all of the following EXCEPT

• air reservoir tank

• compressor

• spindle valve

• height control valve

What is the image shown below

• leaf-spring

• air spring

• coil spring

• coil over-shock

What is the symptom of a faulty MORryde rubber suspension stabilizer system

• discoloration

• delamination

• overloading

• tire pressure

Weight ratings of an add-on axle with a rubber spring is determined by

• GVWR of the RV

• spring width and rubber compounds used in manufacturing process

• tire load range or times installed on the RV

• wheel compound

The purpose of a shock absorber is to all of the following EXCEPT

• control bounce

• support any portion of the vehicle's weight

• control oscillation

• helps absorb road depressions

Steering stabilizer systems attach

• to the frame of the vehicle and the steering tie rod

• between the front and rear tires

• to the frame of the vehicle and to the rear axle

• between the rear tires

Damaged or worn shock absorbers must be

• replaced

• repaired

• recharged

• refilled

suspension alignment is adjustment of all of the following EXCEPT

• toe

• camber

• springs

• caster

Adjusting the ride height control valves on an air suspension system will

• stabilize the air bag pressure

• synchronize the stabilizing bar

• increase tire pressure on the low side

• correct leaning conditions