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67. Which of these angles is adjusted last during a wheel alignment? a. Steering axis inclination c. Camber b. Caster d. Toe

67. Which of these angles is adjusted last during a wheel alignment? a. Steering axis inclination c. Camber b. Caster d. Toe

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67. Which of these angles is adjusted last during a wheel alignment? a. Steering axis inclination c. Camber 68. Technician A says thrust line deviations are usually caused by the shifting of the rear axle on its spring supports. Technician B says rear wheel misalignment or damage from an accident can cause thrust line deviations. Who is correct? b. B only d. neither A nor B a. A only c. both A and B 69. Unequal SAI angles can cause a. brake pull c. torque steer b. Caster d. Toe b. bump steer d. All the answers are correct. 70. is the angle of the steering axis of a wheel from the vertical, as viewed from the side of the vehicle. a. Camber c. Toe b. Caster d. Steering axis inclination 71. Which problem is not caused by excessive positive caster? a. hard steering b. poor steering return c. wheel shimmy d. excessive road shock 73. SAI + camber = a. caster angle c. thrust angle 72. Technician A says tilting the top of the wheel forward will result in a negative caster. Technician B says tilting the top of a wheel outward will result in negative camber. Who is correct? b. B only a. A only c. both A and B d. neither A nor B b. turning radius angle d. included angle 74. What type of alignment procedure will ensure that all the wheels are parallel to one another and perpendicular to the vehicle centreline? a. Two-wheel alignment b. Centreline alignment c. Four-wheel alignment d. Thrust alignment
Transcribed Image Text:67. Which of these angles is adjusted last during a wheel alignment? a. Steering axis inclination c. Camber 68. Technician A says thrust line deviations are usually caused by the shifting of the rear axle on its spring supports. Technician B says rear wheel misalignment or damage from an accident can cause thrust line deviations. Who is correct? b. B only d. neither A nor B a. A only c. both A and B 69. Unequal SAI angles can cause a. brake pull c. torque steer b. Caster d. Toe b. bump steer d. All the answers are correct. 70. is the angle of the steering axis of a wheel from the vertical, as viewed from the side of the vehicle. a. Camber c. Toe b. Caster d. Steering axis inclination 71. Which problem is not caused by excessive positive caster? a. hard steering b. poor steering return c. wheel shimmy d. excessive road shock 73. SAI + camber = a. caster angle c. thrust angle 72. Technician A says tilting the top of the wheel forward will result in a negative caster. Technician B says tilting the top of a wheel outward will result in negative camber. Who is correct? b. B only a. A only c. both A and B d. neither A nor B b. turning radius angle d. included angle 74. What type of alignment procedure will ensure that all the wheels are parallel to one another and perpendicular to the vehicle centreline? a. Two-wheel alignment b. Centreline alignment c. Four-wheel alignment d. Thrust alignment
75. Technician A says if the distance between the leading edges of the front tires is less than the distance between the trailing edges, then there is toe-in. Technician B says front toe-in is adjusted by adding or removing shims between the upper control arms and the body/frame. Who is correct? a. A only b. B only c. both A and B d. neither A nor B 76. Which of the following is NOT a method for adjusting caster or camber? a. slotted frames c. adjusting sleeves b. eccentrics d. shims 77. All the following angles are adjustable during wheel alignment EXCEPT: a. turning radius c. toe b. camber d. caster 78. Technician A says cross caster is the difference between the left-side and right-side caster. Technician B says excessive negative caster can be corrected by moving the upper ball joint, or strut mount, forward. Who is correct? a. A only b. B only c. both A and B d. Neither A not B 79. Which of the following statements is false? a. Camber is the inward or outward tilt of a wheel as viewed from the front of the car b. Incorrect camber may cause tire wear problems c. Unequal camber angles cause the vehicle to steer toward the side with more positive camber d. Bent suspension parts may be straightened camber angles 80. What is the term for the distance between the two points on the road from the lines between the SAI and the tire centre line? a. Caster swing b. Thrust line c. Toe-out on turns d. Scrub radius 81. What is the result of adding the SAI and camber angles together? a. Caster angle c. Thrust angle b. Turning radius angle d. Included angle
Transcribed Image Text:75. Technician A says if the distance between the leading edges of the front tires is less than the distance between the trailing edges, then there is toe-in. Technician B says front toe-in is adjusted by adding or removing shims between the upper control arms and the body/frame. Who is correct? a. A only b. B only c. both A and B d. neither A nor B 76. Which of the following is NOT a method for adjusting caster or camber? a. slotted frames c. adjusting sleeves b. eccentrics d. shims 77. All the following angles are adjustable during wheel alignment EXCEPT: a. turning radius c. toe b. camber d. caster 78. Technician A says cross caster is the difference between the left-side and right-side caster. Technician B says excessive negative caster can be corrected by moving the upper ball joint, or strut mount, forward. Who is correct? a. A only b. B only c. both A and B d. Neither A not B 79. Which of the following statements is false? a. Camber is the inward or outward tilt of a wheel as viewed from the front of the car b. Incorrect camber may cause tire wear problems c. Unequal camber angles cause the vehicle to steer toward the side with more positive camber d. Bent suspension parts may be straightened camber angles 80. What is the term for the distance between the two points on the road from the lines between the SAI and the tire centre line? a. Caster swing b. Thrust line c. Toe-out on turns d. Scrub radius 81. What is the result of adding the SAI and camber angles together? a. Caster angle c. Thrust angle b. Turning radius angle d. Included angle
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