ANALYSIS OF AN ACCELERATING MODEL OF MOTOR VEHICLE WITH THE UNCONTROLLED STEERING WHEELdoi:10.5604/01.3001.0016.3243ZALEWSKI, JarosawJournal of Konbin
Not centering the steering linkage before adjusting toe. This can result in unequal toe changes when the suspension moves up and down. TORQUE STEER CAUSES CAR TO PULL TO ONE SIDE WHEN ACCELERATING The steering veers or pulls to one side during hard acceleration. This is a common condition in ...
Lifting the vehicle moves the axle further away from the steering box on the frame (by the amount the lift is tall). This results in the steering linkage being pulled up at a steep angle from horizontal, which then allows drastic changes in the front wheel toe alignment to occur with susp...
When the antilock system detects a slippage or a wheel lock, it may instantly shut off the retarder in addition to controlling/adjusting the service brakes. A central brake control management system needs to coordinate the operations between the service brakes, the engine brake, the drivetrain ...
respective portion (e.g., corner, wheel, quadrant, etc.) of the vehicle. In certain aspects, the ball joint sensor includes a Hall effect sensor that is arranged in the ball socket and that detects the articulation angle of the ball stud when the lower control arm moves relative to the ...
When moving forward, the rear wheels can steer up to 12 degrees. While standing still, or in reverse, the rear wheels can steer up to 5 degrees. A feedback signal is sent from the rear position sensor on the rack and pinion gear to confirm rear wheel position. TIP: Ordinarily only ...
The seat does not engage in the entry/exit position. The seat could fold back suddenly, e.g. when accelerating, braking, changing direction suddenly or in the event of an accident. Persons in the sweep of the seat could become trapped. There is a risk of injury. ...
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