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    Incorrect Angles in the Steering Linkage Due to a Component
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Incorrect Angles in the Steering Linkage Due to a Component

Question 28

Question 28

Multiple Choice

Incorrect angles in the steering linkage due to a component being bent can result in:


A) noise.
B) bump steer.
C) pull.
D) hard steering.

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