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Gas-filled shock absorbers perform better on rough roads because the pressurized gas _____.
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The simplest way to remove a ball joint is by heating the control arm near the ball joint with an oxyacetylene torch, then driving the ball joint out using a hammer and brass drift.
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Technician A says load-carrying ball joints may have a small amount of play in them. Technician B says follower ball joints should have some play in them. Who is correct?
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A centering pin is often used on a leaf spring to keep the axle properly located on the springs.
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____________________ occurs when the wheel hits a bump and moves up.
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Technician A says leaf springs may be made of cast iron. Technician B says leaf springs may be made from a fiber composite material. Who is correct?
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After installing a new control arm bushing, the control arm end cap nuts or bolts should not be torqued until the vehicle _____.
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Coil spring designs and ratings are being discussed. Technician A says coil springs may have a linear rate. Technician B says coil springs may have a variable rate. Who is correct?
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Technician A says periodic adjustment of the torsion bars is necessary to maintain the proper ride height. Technician B says torsion bars are interchangeable from side to side. Who is correct?
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Describe the major difference between conventional frame construction and unibody construction.
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____________________ suspensions use hydraulically operated actuators rather than air controlled. These systems respond almost perfectly to various operating conditions.
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Unusual tire wear patterns can be caused by worn shock absorbers.
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Technician A says a weak suspension spring can affect the wheel alignment. Technician B says a weak suspension spring can cause poor braking. Who is correct?
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Semi-independent suspensions are used on the rear of many front-wheel drive cars.
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Identify some ride characteristics gained from using fiber composite springs.
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