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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
what component does the rear axle receive power from?
differential
transmission
engine
wheels
what is this component
air bag
shock
spring
control arm
what is this component
air bag
shock
spring
steering shaft
what is this component
spring
shock
air bag
coil
what is this component
joust
torsion bar
saddle
gear box
what is this component
cross member
torsion bar
spring
steering column
what is this component
bracket
joust
U-bolt
saddle
what is this component
cotter pin
clevis pin
slip pin
needle pin
what is this component
clevis pin
cotter pin
roller pin
king pin
can this nut be reused?
yes
no
can this nut be reused?
yes
no
Which part is unsprung?
Cab/Body
Chassis
Wheels
Transmission
Which part is considered Sprung Weight?
Axles
Tires
hub
Engine
Torsion bars are strong steel bars attached to the _________ and are usually anchored on the vehicle frame
suspension
steering
brakes
fuel rail
Air springs or air bags are tough rubber bags filled with air and come in one size fits all
true
false
1. The spring is the suspensions main ____________ component.
hard
rigid
non flexing
flexible
Suspension articulation is the _____ of the suspension due to road bumps and terrain
movement
driving force
shifting
rotation
Looking for any condition that would cause the frame to be in contact with a tire or any part of the wheel assemblies is part of the frame inspection.
TRUE
FALSE
When performing a visual inspection of the frame and cross members for (mark all that apply)
cracks
breaks
corrosion
surface rust(scale)
what term is used for the hub that centers the rim?
stud centric
hub centric
centered
offset
