Practice question
During a school bus alignment, the technician notices the steering wheel is centered but the bus dog-tracks. The most likely cause is:
- Excessive front caster
- A worn power steering pump
- Low front tire pressure
- A rear axle thrust-angle error (rear axle not square to centerline)
Answer: D — A rear axle thrust-angle error (rear axle not square to centerline)
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