ASE A4 Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair Practice Exam Welcome to your ASE A4 Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair Practice Exam 1. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair In a vehicle's suspension system, what is the primary function of the strut mount? A. To control tire pressure B. To provide power assistance for steering C. To maintain engine oil level D. To connect the strut to the vehicle's body and allow for movement None 2. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What component in the suspension system helps maintain proper tire alignment and reduces tire wear? A. Sway bar B. Shock absorber C. Control arm D. Ball joint None 3. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What is the term for the condition where a vehicle bounces excessively after hitting a bump and continues to bounce multiple times? A. Bottoming out B. Oversteer C. Wheel hop D. Porpoising None 4. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair In a vehicle's suspension system, what is the function of the sway bar (stabilizer bar)? A. To control tire pressure B. To provide power assistance for steering C. To maintain engine oil level D. To reduce body roll and improve stability during turns None 5. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What is the term for the condition where a vehicle's rear end sways or fishtails while driving, especially during high-speed maneuvers? A. Bottoming out B. Oversteer C. Wheel hop D. Porpoising None 6. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What suspension component is responsible for controlling the up-and-down movement of the wheels and helps maintain tire contact with the road? A. Sway bar B. Shock absorber C. Control arm D. Ball joint None 7. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What is the term for the condition where a vehicle's front end dips excessively when braking, causing reduced braking effectiveness? A. Bottoming out B. Oversteer C. Nose dive D. Porpoising None 8. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair In a MacPherson strut suspension system, what component is responsible for absorbing and dampening the shocks from the road? A. Strut mount B. Sway bar C. Control arm D. Strut assembly None 9. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What suspension component is responsible for connecting the steering knuckle to the vehicle's frame or body and allows for wheel movement and steering? A. Sway bar B. Shock absorber C. Control arm D. Ball joint None 10. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What is the term for the condition where a vehicle's suspension bottoms out and makes contact with the road surface or frame? A. Bottoming out B. Oversteer C. Nose dive D. Porpoising None 11. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What is the primary purpose of a coil spring in a vehicle's suspension system? A. To control tire pressure B. To provide power assistance for steering C. To maintain engine oil level D. To support the vehicle's weight and absorb road shocks None 12. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What is the term for the condition where a vehicle leans excessively to one side during turns, compromising stability? A. Bottoming out B. Body roll C. Nose dive D. Porpoising None 13. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair In a vehicle's suspension system, what is the function of the control arm bushings? A. To control tire pressure B. To provide power assistance for steering C. To maintain engine oil level D. To reduce friction and allow movement of the control arm None 14. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What suspension component is responsible for preventing excessive lateral (side-to-side) movement of the vehicle's axles? A. Sway bar B. Shock absorber C. Control arm D. Ball joint None 15. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What is the term for the condition where a vehicle's suspension is too stiff, leading to a rough and uncomfortable ride? A. Bottoming out B. Oversteer C. Wheel hop D. Harsh ride None 16. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What suspension component is responsible for connecting the wheel hub to the vehicle's frame and allows for vertical wheel movement? A. Sway bar B. Shock absorber C. Control arm D. Strut assembly None 17. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What is the term for the condition where a vehicle's rear wheels bounce excessively during acceleration, causing a loss of traction? A. Bottoming out B. Oversteer C. Wheel hop D. Porpoising None 18. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair In a vehicle's suspension system, what is the purpose of the torsion bar? A. To control tire pressure B. To provide power assistance for steering C. To maintain engine oil level D. To support the vehicle's weight and absorb road shocks None 19. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What is the term for the condition where a vehicle's front end dips excessively when accelerating, causing a loss of traction? A. Bottoming out B. Oversteer C. Nose dive D. Porpoising None 20. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What suspension component is responsible for connecting the suspension system to the vehicle's frame and allows for vertical movement of the suspension? A. Sway bar B. Shock absorber C. Control arm D. Strut mount None 21. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What is the purpose of a shock absorber in a vehicle's suspension system? A. To support the vehicle's weight B. To control tire pressure C. To reduce body roll during turns D. To dampen and control the movement of the suspension None 22. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What component in the suspension system is responsible for maintaining proper wheel alignment and preventing excessive tire wear? A. Sway bar B. Control arm C. Strut mount D. Ball joint None 23. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What suspension component is designed to absorb road shocks and vibrations, providing a smoother ride? A. Sway bar B. Control arm C. Shock absorber D. Strut assembly None 24. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What is the term for the condition where a vehicle's wheels lose contact with the road surface due to excessive bouncing? A. Bottoming out B. Wheel hop C. Nose dive D. Oversteer None 25. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair In a vehicle's suspension system, what is the function of the strut assembly? A. To support the vehicle's weight B. To control tire pressure C. To reduce body roll during turns D. To connect the wheel hub to the vehicle's frame None 26. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What suspension component is responsible for connecting the steering linkage to the vehicle's wheels, allowing for steering and movement? A. Sway bar B. Control arm C. Tie rod end D. Strut mount None 27. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What is the term for the condition where a vehicle's suspension compresses fully, causing the vehicle to hit the bump stops? A. Bottoming out B. Oversteer C. Nose dive D. Porpoising None 28. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What is the purpose of the sway bar (stabilizer bar) in a vehicle's suspension system? A. To support the vehicle's weight B. To reduce body roll during turns C. To connect the steering wheel to the wheels D. To maintain proper tire pressure None 29. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair In a vehicle's suspension system, what is the function of the strut mount? A. To support the vehicle's weight B. To control tire pressure C. To reduce friction in the control arm D. To connect the strut to the vehicle's body and allow for movement None 30. ASE A4: Suspension Systems Diagnosis and Repair What suspension component is responsible for connecting the steering wheel to the front wheels and transmitting steering input A. Sway bar B. Control arm C. Tie rod end D. Strut mount None 1 out of 30 Time is Up! Time's up
