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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