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In a drum brake assembly, the heel of the primary brake shoe is hooked to the toe of the secondary shoe to provide servo action self-energizing action both A and B none of these. A typical vacuum power brake booster for a gasoline fueled car operates as an vacuum suspended booster can provide one or more power-assisted stops should the engine stop uses a vacuum port and atmospheric port to provide the desired amount of braking all of these. A four wheel anti-lock control module monitors four wheel speed sensors can signal the hydraulic modulator to decrease brake line pressure to any one of the wheels may be incorporated into a single electronic module that also provides traction control all of these. Unlike an ABS or traction control system, an electronic stability control system can pulse the brakes during heavy braking apply individual wheel brakes to correct a loss of steering control reduce engine power none of these. Which of the following is part of a vehicle's unsprung weight transmission brake rotors frame unibody. A MacPherson strut front suspension will use coil springs leaf springs torsion bars air springs any of these. The primary function of conventional shock absorbers in a coil spring suspension system is to absorb all up-and-down movement in the suspension system maintain the vehicle curb height dampen spring oscillation all of these. A conventional telescoping shock absorber has an inner cylinder completely filled with fluid an outer cylinder partially filled with fluid a base valve and piston valve all of these. Regarding the suspension system shown in Figure 24-29 on page 486. upper and lower control arms move through different arcs in order to keep the outer pivot points in alignment. tension struts prevent the control arms from moving forward or backward. the coil spring is compressed between the upper and lower control arms and does not contact the frame. All of these. Regarding ball joints, follower joints carry the majority of the vehicle weight load-carrying ball joints may be compression loaded or tension loaded depending on the suspension design all cars have four of them All of these. To prevent excessive vehicle body lean on corners, a suspension system is equipped with a torsion bar tension strut stabilizer bar solid axle.

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8) A

9)

10) A

11) B

12) D

13) A

14) D

15) D

16)

17) C

18) C

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