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Christopher Rojas
on Oct 15, 2024
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When the front tires of a truck both lean outward slightly at the top,which of the following is indicated?
A) positive camber
B) negative camber
C) positive caster
D) negative caster
Positive Camber
The condition where the top of a wheel is tilted away from the vehicle, which can affect handling and tire wear.
Tires Lean Outward
When Tires Lean Outward, it refers to a condition known as positive camber in vehicle alignment, where the top of the tire is farther out than the bottom, affecting handling and tire wear.
- Achieve an understanding of the fundamental elements and architecture of heavy-duty truck steering systems.
- Describe the characteristics and adjustment strategies for steering components such as toe, camber, caster, and kingpins.
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Learning Objectives
- Achieve an understanding of the fundamental elements and architecture of heavy-duty truck steering systems.
- Describe the characteristics and adjustment strategies for steering components such as toe, camber, caster, and kingpins.
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