Suspension Fault Diagnosis Quiz

Are all faults in air suspension systems electronic failures?

• Yes, always

• No, not every fault

• Only in older models

• Only in newer models

What should you do if wheel play detectors are not available?

• Use a tire pressure gauge

• Jack the front wheels and use a bar to check for play

• Measure the tire tread depth

• Check the brake fluid level

Which of the following is a potential problem with the bump stops in a telescopic damper?

• Split bump stops

• Bent axle

• Worn tires

• Faulty ignition

Which of the following is not a problem associated with telescopic dampers?

• Oil leaks

• Corrosion

• Split bushes

• Flat battery

What is a potential consequence of corrosion in a telescopic damper?

• Reduced performance

• Increased fuel efficiency

• Enhanced durability

• Improved handling

What is a common maintenance issue with telescopic dampers?

• Oil leaks

• Broken seatbelt

• Faulty air conditioning

• Dead battery

What is the purpose of running fingers along the spring?

• To clean the spring.

• To feel for any breaks or sharp ends.

• To measure its diameter.

• To apply pressure evenly.

What should be checked on the strut for potential issues?

• Oil leaks

• Tire pressure

• Brake fluid

• Battery charge

What might be considered acceptable when checking for oil leaks on a strut?

• A weep

• A flood

• A drip

• A spill

What tool might a technician use to check for excessive play in components?

• A suitable bar

• A hammer

• A screwdriver

• A wrench