Unit 154

What is one of the main functions of the suspension system in a vehicle?

• To increase fuel efficiency

• To maintain the contact between the tyres and the road surface

• To reduce the vehicle's weight

• To enhance the vehicle's speed

How does the suspension system contribute to the vehicle's handling?

• By increasing the engine power

• By providing steering stability and good handling when turning

• By reducing the vehicle's height

• By improving the vehicle's aerodynamics

What does the suspension system support in a vehicle?

• The weight of the vehicle's components above the springs (sprung weight)

• The vehicle's fuel tank

• The vehicle's electrical system

• The vehicle's exhaust system

How does the suspension system ensure passenger comfort?

• By increasing the vehicle's speed

• By absorbing and dampening shock

• By reducing the vehicle's weight

• By enhancing the vehicle's aerodynamics

Which of the following is a type of strut used in vehicle suspension systems?

• MacPherson

• Hydraulic

• Panhard

• Anti-roll

What is the purpose of anti-roll bars in a vehicle's suspension system?

• To absorb shocks

• To control track and location

• To prevent the vehicle from rolling

• To provide movement and stability

Which component in the suspension system is responsible for absorbing shocks?

• Tyres

• Springs

• Shock absorbers

• Bushes

What type of springs are included in the suspension system?

• Metal and air types

• Hydraulic and gas types

• Front and rear types

• Electronic types

Which component is used to connect suspension components?

• Panhard Rod

• Linkages

• Joints

• Bushes

What does the term "Bump" refer to in vehicle suspension?

• Wheel moving upwards

• Wheel moving back down

• Wheel angle from vertical looking from the front of the vehicle

• Angle of the steering swivel axis from vertical looking from the side