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Question 31

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A MacPherson strut rear suspension system is being discussed. Technician A says worn stabilizer bar bushings cause lateral wheel movement. Technician B says worn stabilizer bar bushings may cause excessive tire tread wear. Who is correct?

A) A only
B) B only
C) Both A and B
D) Neither A nor B

E) A) and B)
F) B) and C)

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Question 32

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On a live-axle, leaf-spring rear suspension system, improper rear wheel tracking may be caused by:

A) Sagged rear springs
B) Worn spring insulators
C) A broken spring center bolt
D) Broken spring leaves

E) B) and C)
F) A) and D)

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Question 33

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Technician A says the ball joint is pressed into the lower control arm in some independent rear suspension systems. Technician B says when tightening the lower control arm to chassis retaining bolts on independent rear suspension systems, the vehicle weight should be resting on the tires. Who is correct?

In a MacPherson strut independent rear suspension  system:

Explain the advantages of an independent rear suspension system.

In a semi-independent rear suspension system, some  individual wheel movement is provided by:

Explain the advantages of a double wishbone rear suspension system.

In a rear-wheel drive vehicle with a live-axle rear suspension, the acceleration torque tends to rotate the front of the differential downward.

In a modified MacPherson strut independent rear suspension, where is the coil spring located?

Reduced curb riding height on the rear suspension causes all of these problems EXCEPT:

Some semi-independent rear suspensions have a solid inverted U-section channel connected between the trailing arms.

Reduced rear curb riding height may cause damaged rear strikeout bumpers.