Practice question
A school bus uses torque rods (radius rods) to locate the rear axle. A worn torque-rod end bushing will most likely cause:
- Axle movement under acceleration/braking, driveline vibration, and pinion angle change
- Power steering foaming
- A burned-out brake light
- Low engine oil pressure
Answer: A — Axle movement under acceleration/braking, driveline vibration, and pinion angle change
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