Suspension lesson lv2l2

Which type of spring is represented by diagram C?

• Coil spring

• Leaf spring

• Air spring

• Torsion bar

What is the primary function of a coil spring?

• To provide a cushioning effect

• To store energy

• To absorb shock

• All of the above

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a coil spring?

• Made of spring-steel

• Wound into a coil

• Suited to independent suspension

• Used in hydraulic systems

What is the primary use of a coil spring?

• To provide hydraulic support

• To act as a shock absorber

• To provide independent suspension

• To store electrical energy

What type of rebound action does an air spring have?

• Different from coil spring

• Similar to coil spring

• No rebound action

• Opposite to coil spring

In the context of suspension systems, what does the term "jounce" refer to?

• The upward movement of the suspension arm

• The downward movement of the suspension arm

• The compression of the spring

• The extension of the spring

What is one of the advantages of air suspension?

• Higher initial costs

• Occupies more space

• Variable space for wheel deflection is put to optimum use for automatic height control

• Maintenance costs are more

What keeps the control arm stable?

• Torsion bar

• Steering knuckle ball joint

• Strut rod

• Vehicle frame

What is an advantage of Torsion Bar Suspension in terms of ride quality?

• Good ride comfort

• Requires additional linkages

• Lack of friction

• High initial cost