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Coil springs.
Leaf springs.
Torsion bar.
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Three basic types of springs used in automotive suspension system are?
There are actually four types of springs used in the suspension system. They are coil springs, leaf springs, torsion bars, and air springs.
What are magnets and springs used for?
Magnets for suspension springs for clocks
Why no springs are used in front suspension of normal motorcycle?
A normal motorcycle has springs built into the front suspension. You may not see them because they are inside the forks/shocks.
What is the use of suspension in mountain biking?
It is used to reduce the force of impact on your bike and body and instead places it on springs or air in your suspension.
What do struts and shocks have in common?
They are both used in the suspension systems of vehicles.
How do you adjust 1964 Gmc pickup torsion bar suspension?
The 1964 GMC does not use torsion bars, in 4x4 applications it uses a leaf spring in the front. The 2wd uses coil springs. Both models use leaf springs in the rear, the Chevy version used what is called a truck arm suspension with coils in the rear.
What are the types of meters used in water systems?
compound , turbine
State the three types of spring used on light vehicles?
Coil springs. Leaf Springs. Torsion bars. If you just want ones made of metal.
What are the various types of electrical wiring and support systems and how are they used?
types of wiring support system
What types of paper can be used to filter a suspension?
A filter paper is used to filter a suspension. The important parameters of a filter paper are wet strength, porosity, particle retention, flow rate, compatibility, efficiency and capacity.
What are the three types of six way power seat systems used by gm?
two types, idiot
Where can I find out how the springs go in on a 1998 Chevy 1500?
There are several different types of "springs" used on modern suspension systems. Your vehicle's suspension system is very important. If you are not familiar with the components or are not even sure the proper names for the parts I highly advise that you not attempt to do the installation yourself. As a certified mechanic I have seen many vehicles have dangerous brake downs because unqualified people tried to save money by doing the work at home. Imagine changing leaf springs on a newer Chevy truck in a backyard or home garage. Then one week later while driving down the interstate at seventy miles an hour the rear axle comes disconnected from the car causing you to crash, and a 400 lbs axle goes flying in to oncoming traffic. These scenarios happen. Please do not attempt repairs without the help of qualified persons.
