Suspension Systems - 1

What are the topics covered in the presentation on Suspension Systems - 1?

• Basic Suspension System, Spring Types, Suspension System Construction

• Advanced Suspension Mechanics, Damping Techniques, Wheel Alignment

• Suspension System Maintenance, Shock Absorbers, Tire Pressure

• Vehicle Dynamics, Steering Systems, Brake Systems

What is the primary function of a suspension system in a vehicle?

• To increase the vehicle's speed

• To support the vehicle's weight and provide a smooth ride

• To enhance the fuel efficiency of the vehicle

• To reduce the vehicle's weight

Which component of the suspension system is ball-jointed to the control arm?

• Coil spring

• Steering knuckle

• Shock absorber

• Frame

What is the role of the control arm in a vehicle's suspension system?

• It directly supports the vehicle's weight

• It connects to the vehicle's wheels

• It pivots on the frame to allow movement

• It absorbs shock from road surfaces

Which of the following is a purpose of a suspension system?

• To make the steering work smoothly

• To connect the wheels to the tyres

• To give a smooth ride

• To help the wheels turn smoothly

What happens to the wheels in a vehicle with a solid axle suspension when it encounters road bumps?

• Only one wheel tilts.

• Both wheels remain straight.

• Both wheels tilt.

• The wheels detach.

How does an independent suspension system benefit a vehicle compared to a solid axle suspension?

• Both wheels move together.

• One wheel moves without affecting the other.

• Increases the weight of the vehicle.

• Reduces vehicle control.

What is the role of the control arm in an independent suspension system?

• It connects the axle to the body.

• It reduces the vehicle's speed.

• It helps to keep the wheel upright.

• It powers the vehicle.

Which suspension system is preferred for modern vehicles?

• Solid axle suspension

• Leaf spring suspension

• Independent suspension

• None of the above

What is the most common type of spring used in automotive suspension systems?

• Leaf Spring

• Torsion Bar

• Air Spring

• Coil Spring