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Complete Solutions Manual for Automotive Technology, A Systems Approach, 4th Canadian Edition by Jack Erjavec, Martin Resoule, Martin Restoule, Stephen Leroux, Rob Thompson ; ISBN13: 9780176796174. (Full Sections Chapters included Section 1 to 9).... Section 1: Automotive Technology Section 2: Engines Section 3: Electricity Section 4: Engine Performance Section 5: Manual Transmissions and Transaxles Section 6: Automatic Transmissions and Transaxles Section 7: Suspension and Steering Syste...

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Suspension and Steering Practice Test with Verified Solutions A vehicle has excessive body sway while cornering. Which of these is most likely to cause this condition. A. A binding ball joint. B. A warn idler arm. C. Warn control arm bushings. D. Warn stabilizer bar bushings D. Warn stabilizer bar bushings A vehicle with variable assist steering feels loose only at highway speeds. Technician A says this is likely caused by the vehicle speed sensor. Technician B says this could be ...

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Which of the following is true about control arm bushings? A: They are located between the frame and the control arm. B: Worn control arm bushings result wheel shimmy. C: They are tightened on while unloaded and the vehicle is raised in the air D: Both A or B - Answer-D: Both A or B Technician A says that leaf spring shackle swivels and allows the spring to flatten as the vehicle travels over bumps in the road. Technician B says that a single crack in the longest blade of a multi-leaf lea...

1. The truck with the air suspension system shown above leans to the right. Technician A says that valveX could be the cause. Technician B says that valve Y could be the cause. Who is right? A. Technician A only B. Technician B only C. Both A and B D. Neither A or B - Answer 1. The correct answer is C, both technicians are right. Height control valves can fail in either direction-that is, by controlling the height at too great a level or at too low a level. If the truck leans, the cause ...

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