AT 112 QUIZ

A component that allows the driver to control the direction of the vehicle.

• clutch system

• Powertrains

• steering system

• suspension system

A type of steering system that uses a worm gear and ball bearing system to convert the steering wheel's rotation into wheel movement.

• rack and pinion

• recirculating ball

• power steering

• none of the choices

A steering system which has linear gear that meshes with a pinion gear attached to the steering column.

• rack and pinion

• recirculating ball

• power steering

• none of the choices

This system uses an engine-driven hydraulic or electric pump to assist the turning of the steering wheel, reducing the physical effort required to steer the vehicle, especially at low speeds or when parking.

• rack and pinion

• recirculating ball

• power steering

• none of the choices

This principle defines the angular relationship between the front wheels during a turn, with the inside wheel turning at a tighter angle compared to the outside wheel.

• camber

• caster

• toe angle

• steering geometry

Refers to the forward or backward tilt of the steering axis, which affects the vehicle's stability and steering feel.

• camber

• caster

• toe angle

• steering geometry

The inward or outward tilt of the wheels, and it influences tire wear and cornering performance.

• camber

• caster

• toe angle

• steering geometry

The angle at which the wheels point inward or outward, plays a significant role in straight-line stability and responsiveness.

• camber

• caster

• toe angle

• steering geometry

It transfers the driver's input from the steering wheel to the front wheels, allowing for precise control and maneuverability.

• steering linkage

• steering geometry

• steering arm

• steering pump

Typically located in the center of the dashboard, is the primary control interface that allows the driver to steer the vehicle by turning it left or right.

• steering column

• steering wheel

• steering gearbox

• steering pump