Question:
How is a independant rear suspension different from a normal rear suspension,i know it shifts weight balance to the right side of the car when needed but how does it work or what makes it work?
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The car makes a knocking sound from 0-35?
Independent rear suspension means each rear wheels can move independently from each other. Each wheel has an articulated drive shaft that allows it free movement without affecting the other tire. A normal suspension, both rear tires have a common drive shaft housing. When one tire moves up, the other tire would move as well but not as much.The advantage of an independent suspension system is that each tire can move on its own without affecting the other tire. It provides a smoother and level ride. The disadvantage is that more moving parts compared to a normal suspension more points of failure.
I have a 1999 jeep G. Cherokee that hesitates when turning to the right?
It just means that both rear tires have different suspension... One spring can be compressed while the other not... Useful for uneven terrain.Where can I find a GOOD winshield repair shop in Houston?
You should get a manual on this subject to better understand the difference.But it is just like it says.On an axle/leaf spring or coil springs.The wheels are not separated by what goes on with each wheel from one side to the other.With Independant suspension, each wheel is separate from each other from what is happening to them in different situations.Each wheel is independant of each other, ( no axle) to combine them.Each wheel has its' own support, strut.More Questions & Answers ...
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