Practice question

A school bus has a persistent rear-end clunk under acceleration and deceleration. With the driveline confirmed good, the suspension component most likely responsible is a:

  1. Worn torque-rod or radius-rod bushing letting the axle move fore and aft
  2. Worn windshield wiper linkage
  3. Loose battery hold-down
  4. Faulty cabin blower motor

Answer: A — Worn torque-rod or radius-rod bushing letting the axle move fore and aft

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