Practice question

A school bus has excessive steering effort at low speed but normal effort at highway speed with a variable-assist steering system. The technician should suspect:

  1. Worn rear leaf-spring bushings
  2. A bent rear axle
  3. Low rear tire pressure only
  4. A fault in the variable-assist speed/solenoid control reducing low-speed assist

Answer: D — A fault in the variable-assist speed/solenoid control reducing low-speed assist

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