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The mechanism used to turn the front wheels of a vehicle is called the __________ system.
Steering
Steering linkages transmit motion from the steering __________ to the wheels.
Wheel
The most commonly used steering gear in cars is __________ and pinion.
Rack
In rack and pinion steering rotary motion is converted into __________ motion.
Linear
Worm and sector steering gear uses a __________ shaped worm.
Helical
The main purpose of steering geometry is to ensure correct __________ of wheels.
Turning
The angle between the vertical line and the steering axis is called __________ angle.
Caster
Power steering reduces steering effort using __________ or electric power.
Hydraulic
In hydraulic power steering, pressure is generated by a __________ pump.
Hydraulic
Wheel balancing is done to reduce __________ and uneven tyre wear.
Vibration
The primary function of a braking system is to __________ the vehicle.
Stop
Mechanical brakes operate using __________ and linkages.
Rods
Hydraulic brakes work on the principle of __________ law.
Pascal's
Brake fluid is used to transmit __________ in hydraulic brakes.
Pressure
Power brakes use __________ assistance to reduce pedal effort.
Vacuum
Parking brakes are mainly used to keep the vehicle in __________ condition.
Stationary
ABS stands for __________ Braking System.
Anti-lock
ABS prevents wheel __________ during sudden braking.
Locking
Air bags are activated by __________ sensors during collision.
Impact
Seat belts restrain the occupant by absorbing __________ energy.
Kinetic
Collapsible steering column reduces __________ during accidents.
Injury
Safety frames are designed to absorb __________ energy.
Impact
Spoilers improve vehicle __________ at high speed.
Stability
Defoggers are used to improve __________ during rainy or cold conditions.
Visibility
Fire safety measures are mandatory in __________ vehicles.
Heavy