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Steering and Suspension ASE prep
A idler arm allows - ✅✅-Excessive toe changes producing abnormal and erratic
steering


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An improperly installed pitman arm and or twisted sector shaft makes it -
-Impossible to obtain a straight steering wheel

✅✅-1,2, H, S, WI, TT, or SA
Ball joints are classified by type: -

Ball joints are designed in a - ✅✅-ball and socket configuration

Ball joints may be checked for - ✅✅-Axial and Radial play

Ball joints serve as a major - ✅✅-Pivot point, up and down and side to side free
play effects alignment angles, tire wear, stability and handling


✅✅
Camber is the angle formed by the inward or outward tilt of the top of the wheel
referenced to vertical line originating from the center base of the tire - -Camber

Center linkage is connected to - ✅✅-Pitman Arm
Idler Arm
Tie rods

Center linkage is used on a - ✅✅-Parallelogram steering system
Check for signs of the axle shifting. This may occur due to - ✅✅-a broken
centering pin or loose u-bolts

Check the conditions of the brake hoses and look for signs of - ✅✅-Axle grease
and brake fluid leakage on backing plate

✅✅-Clunking when acceleration or braking
Check the inner joints for -

Check the outer joints by driving the vehicle - ✅✅-In a tight circle and listen for
popping or grinding sounds

Coil springs should be inspected by looking for - ✅✅
-wear or damaged to the
jounce bumper caused by suspension bottoming out.


✅✅
Consider the following items before measuring ride height of the vehicle: -
-Vehicle must be on a level surface, tire pressure must be set correctly, if tire
size has been altered, corrections to ride height must be made from appropriate

, charts, inspect for added weight to vehicle, Ensure vehicle is weighted if required by
the specifications.


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Control arms bushings serve as a pivot points and should not have any: -
-Inward or outward free-play movement

Excessive Camber- - ✅✅-May cause shoulder wear on the tires tread.
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Excessive for and aft movement of these components will directly influence the: -
-Front caster, camber and toe angles

Excessive negative camber wears - ✅✅-The inner shoulder of the tread surface.
Excessive play in the linkage joints may lead to: - ✅✅-Abnormal and/or irregular
tire wear
Steering wheel shimmy
Wandering, binding, and pulling

Excessive positive camber wear is -✅✅-The outer shoulder of the tread surface
Front camber will __________ as front ride height __________ - ✅✅-Decrease
Decreases

How do you describe camber wear? - ✅✅-Smooth, tapered wear found completely
around the tire circumference. The wear pattern is typically isolated to the shoulder
area.


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How do you perform a dry Park check?
The maximum allowable free play is: - -With the engine off and wheels steered
straight ahead, rock the steering wheel left and right until resistance is felt in either
direction.
30mm total

Hydraulic reaction chamber is located in: - ✅✅-The steering rack below the rotary
valve.


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Identify the amount of free play in the entire steering system from steering wheel to
the steering arm - -Dry Park Inspection


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If the front spring rests on the lower control arm or axle the lower ball joint is the -
-Load-carrying ball joint


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If the front spring rests on the strut, shock casing, or upper control arm, the lower ball
joint is considered - -Unloaded

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