Vehicle 154 Quiz

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. What's the likely 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

• Bent suspension strut

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