L1AM10

The track rod end allows, what?

• The wheel hub to revolve around.

• The wheel hub to steer left and right.

• The wheel hub to go up and down.

• The wheel hub to move in and out.

What connects the steering rack to the track rod end?

• Ball joint.

• Track rod.

• Suspension leg.

• Steering column.

What connects the track rod to the hub?

• Steering rack.

• Shock absorber.

• Steering column

• Track rod end.

Why is the wheel alignment adjustable on a car?

• To keep the wheels driving in a straight line.

• To help the car go around corners.

• to stop the car pulling to one side when driving.

• To raise the suspension.

What is the steering column connected to?

• The power steering pump.

• The wheel hub.

• The track rod end.

• the steering rack.

What is this angle called?

• Caster angle

• Steering axis inclination

• Toe angle or wheel alignment

• Camber angle

What is the purpose of this component?

• To keep the gas in the strut.

• to cover the steering piston.

• To push the wheel hub.

• To keep lubrication in and dirt out.

What is this angle called?

• Ackermann principle.

• Camber angle.

• Steering axis inclination.

• Caster angle.

What is the advantage of negative camber angle?

• Better braking.

• Straight line stability.

• Improved tyre wear.

• Improved cornering ability.

Where would you find the universal joint?

• On the track rod.

• On the steering column.

• In the steering rack

• On a drop link.