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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
The purpose of the damper is, what?
To absorb the bumps.
To make a sooth ride.
To absorb the spring energy.
To raise the car.
Which type of suspension has a damper inside a spring?
Leaf spring
Double wishbone
Torsion bar
MacPherson Strut.
What is the purpose of the suspension springs?
To raise the car.
To absorb the road bumps.
To lower the car.
To make the ride comfy.
When removing a MacPherson strut and spring, what is the last part to be removed?
The drop link.
The bottom suspension mounting.
The suspension strut top mounting.
The bottom ball joint.
The drop link connects the damper/hub assembly and what?
Bottom wishbone.
Anti roll bar.
Suspension spring.
Track rod.
What is this suspension called?
Double wishbone suspension
MacPherson strut suspension
Torsion bar suspension
Leaf spring suspension
What is this called?
A leaf spring.
A torsion bar.
A suspension strut.
A wishbone.
What is NOT an effect of worn suspension components?
Worn tyres.
Noises from under the car.
Fluid leaks under the car.
Extended braking
Increased fuel consumption
What tyre wear does weak dampers cause?
Tyre feathering.
outside tyre wear.
Inside tyre wear.
Intermittent bald patches.
Track racing cars prefer what kind of suspension.
MacPherson strut
Double wishbone
Torsion bar
Air suspension
