LV04 IMI test 2

In Vehicle Suspension, What does the Term "Dive" Refer To?

• The Lifting Of The Front Of The Vehicle Under Acceleration
• The Dipping Of The Rear Of The Vehicle Under Braking
• The Dipping Of The Front Of The Vehicle Under Braking
• The Lifting Of The Rear Of The Vehicle Under Acceleration

"Oversteer" Is Produced During Cornering When

• Slip Angles on the rear tyres are greater than the front
• Slip Angles are the same on both the front and rear
• Rear Wheels of the car are carrying less load than the front
• Slip Angles on the front tyres are greater than the rear

Which Of The Following Faults Could Be Caused From Worn Shock Absorbers

• Poor Vehicle Acceleration
• An Increase In Braking Distance
• A Decrease In Braking Distance
• Reduced Road Spring Oscillation

A Driver Is Experiencing Shaking From The Steering Wheel Which Gets Worse At Higher Speeds. Whats the Likley Fault

• Shock Absorbers Need Replacing
• Front Wheels Need Balancing
• Wheel Alignment Needs Adjusting
• Tyre Pressure Is Too High

What Can Air In The Hydraulic Braking System Cause?

• Increased Wear On Brake Pads And Discs
• Brake Fluid To Boil Under Prolonged Braking
• Corrosion Of The Brake Lines And Pistons
• A Weak/Spongy Brake Pedal

What Fault Will Change Camber Angle?

• High Tyre Pressures
• Unbalanced front wheels
• Incorrect Toe Settings
• Buckled Front Wheel

An Advantage Of Alloy Wheels To Steel Is

• Are cheap to manufacture
• Decreases Unsprung Weight
• Increases Unsprung Weight
• Reduce heat transfer

what is IFS

• independent forced suspension
• independent front struts
• independent front suspension
• independent forward struts

The aspect ratio of a tyre is measured in:

• Inches
• A percentage
• Millimeters
• A ratio

According to the MOT manual what is the max amount of play permitted at the steering wheel

• 1.5"
• 0.5"
• 25mm
• 30mm