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ASE PS2 Test Preparation Guide: Suspension & Steering Parts
10/10/2011
● SHOCK ABSORBERS — A component that dampens suspension motions to improve ride control and handling. The shock absorber is mounted near the wheel and connected to one of the control arms. Inside is an oil-filled cylinder with a piston and valv... more
19th Annual Technical Forum: Shocks & Struts
8/10/2011
What are loaded strut assemblies, and why should I recommend them to my customers? more
19th Annual Technical Forum: Chassis Parts
8/10/2011
How often should chassis parts be replaced? more
Strutting Their Stuff
3/8/2011
Quick and easy to install, complete strut assemblies have become a popular item with professional technicians. more
ASE PS2 Test Preparation Guide: Steering & Suspension
10/21/2010
The major components in the steering include the steering gear (rack & pinion or recirculating ball), power steering pump and hoses (if used), tie rods and tie rod ends, idler arm and center link (if used) and steering stabilizer (if used). The major components in the suspension include springs, shock absorbers and/or struts, control arms and bushings, ball joints, and sway bar and bushings. more
I have a 2003 Chevy Tahoe. When I drive it for some miles, you can hear a squeaking noise coming from the right rear tire. When I brake, the noise stops. Checked the emergency brakes and those are fine.
9/27/2010
I have a 2003 Chevy Tahoe. When I drive it for some miles, you can hear a squeaking noise coming from the right rear tire. When I brake, the noise stops. Checked the emergency brakes and those are fine. I’ve changed the rotors and the brake pads and the sound continues. We had the bearing and seal check and those are also fine. What could be making that noise? more
Keeping The Ride Under Control
4/13/2010
Fifty years ago (1958 model year), GM introduced air suspension as an option for all of its passenger cars. more
Automotive Chassis Control Engineering & Application
3/9/2010
It is a common mistake to look at a vehicle’s chassis and suspension system as just components that are either good, bad or broken. more
Chassis Talk: Learning The Terminology Is Key To Selling The Correct Chassis Part
9/7/2011
Just about everybody remembers the story of the Tower of Babel, in which people began speaking different languages. Unfortunately, the terminology connected with selling chassis parts often becomes its own Tower of Babel when a local alignment shop place... more
19th Annual Technical Forum: CV Halfshafts
8/10/2011
Is it easier to replace a worn constant velocity joint, or to replace the entire halfshaft? more
Technical Sales Skills: Shocks Are Critical For Safety, Ride Control
4/12/2011
Shocks (and struts) do not have a specific time or mileage replacement interval. more
Ride Control
12/1/2010
Most motorists think shocks and struts only improve ride comfort, but fail to realize that poor ride control affects braking, handling and overall ride safety. more
Worn Shocks Compromise Safety
10/20/2010
Many motorists don’t appreciate the importance of ride control and how it affects driving, handling and braking safety. more
Chassis Parts Take A Pounding
4/13/2010
Chassis parts are all the components that attach the wheels to the rest of the vehicle, and help support the vehicle’s weight. more
Shocks Smooth Out The Ride
4/13/2010
Shock absorbers and struts dampen the motions of the suspension to provide a smooth, comfortable and safe ride. more
Thirteen Ride Control Tips
3/9/2010
Most people (70 percent) think the primary function of shocks and struts is to provide a comfortable ride, so replacement is seen as a low priority. more







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