Practice question
What is the primary function of a shock absorber (damper) in a vehicle's suspension system?
- To carry the vertical weight load of the vehicle body and passengers.
- To control and damp the oscillations of the suspension springs by converting kinetic energy into heat.
- To adjust the static ride height of the vehicle based on load.
- To prevent the chassis frame from bending under heavy cargo load.
Answer: B — To control and damp the oscillations of the suspension springs by converting kinetic energy into heat.
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