Suspension Quiz

Jounce and rebound are automotive terms that mean:

• suspension compression and extension (respectively).

• suspension fault due to bushing failure.

• suspension inward and outward movement (respectively).

• suspension fault due to tyre failure.

True or False. SAI is a nonadjustable angle that is useful for diagnosing looseness in the steering linkage.

• True

• False

True or False. Understanding the customer's concern is one of the first steps in diagnosing alignment-related issues.

• True

• False

A test-drive should be made prior to the pre-alignment inspection.

• True

• False

When checking for a bad shock absorber, you should look for all of the following, EXCEPT:

• broken shock mount.

• excessive oil leakage.

• worn-out bushings.

• fluid level at the full mark.

All of the following are true about crumple zones, EXCEPT:

• they are designed to fold in upon themselves in a collision.

• they are designed to provide a longer time of deceleration.

A beam axle only has to withstand braking force.

• True

• False

Prior to performing the front toe adjustment you should centre the steering wheel and:

• put the vehicle in park.

• remove the key to hold it from turning.

• turn the key to the accessory position.

• lock it in place with a steering wheel holder.

The coil spring can only be mounted on the lower control arm.

• True

• False

Both live axles and dead axles can support the weight of the vehicle.

• True

• False