answersLogoWhite

0

kingpin

User Avatar

Wiki User

12y ago

What else can I help you with?

Related Questions

What can be forged as one piece and can be referred to as a steering knuckle?

A steering knuckle is commonly forged as a single piece from a strong and durable material like steel or aluminum. It is a crucial component in the steering system of a vehicle that allows the wheel to pivot and turn in response to steering input from the driver. The steering knuckle connects the wheel hub to the vehicle's suspension system, enabling smooth and precise steering control.


How can you repair the treads in a steering knuckle?

The threads in a steering knuckle can be repaired by take the steering knuckle to a machine shop and they can repair the threads. It would probably be better and more economical to get another one from the boneyard.


What are some recalls on the Chevrolet Impala 2006?

The 2006 Chevrolet Impala had recalls on the 979 steering knuckle and the manual passenger seat adjuster. The steering knuckle recall is due to the possibility of a broken steering knuckle causing a loss of steering.


What does the caliper attach to?

The steering knuckle.


What is the purpose of a steering knuckle?

With the aid of ball joints and steering joints, the knuckle allows the spindle to move up and down for suspension, rotate left and right for steering.


How do you replace the steering knuckle on a Chevy colbalt?

Replacing a steering knuckle on a Chevy Colbalt is easy. All you have to is take the steering wheel off and replace the old one.


Does the steering knuckle pivot on rubber bushings when turning?

This depends on what car we are talking about. Some now rare and now very old cars had a system that did this. The steering was terrible! Other-wise the steering now pivots on several types of ball joints, king pins and bearing depending on make and model.


What does the brake caliper attach to?

The steering knuckle.


What is a steering knuckle?

The steering knuckle is the irregularly shaped solid piece of steel behind the front wheel. If you take away the wheel, brake calliper, disc, tie rod end, strut, sway bar, control arm and drive axle what's left is the steering knuckle. The steering knuckle should contain a bearing or set of bearings that are usually pressed in at a machine shop or garage.


What is the pivot in a steering mechanism called?

a kingpin


Will a 94 silverado steering knuckle fit a 95?

Yes it will.


What are calipers mounted to on a 97 Dodge Intrepid?

Steering knuckle.