Steering Knuckles
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What is a Steering Knuckle?
A Steering Knuckle is a component of the steering system in a vehicle. It connects the wheel hub and suspension parts together, allowing the wheel to turn.
What is the purpose of a Steering Knuckle?
The Steering Knuckle is responsible for allowing the wheels to turn when the steering wheel is turned. It also helps to absorb shock from the road and convert it into movement of the wheels.
How do I know if my Steering Knuckle is faulty?
Signs of a faulty Steering Knuckle can include a knocking sound when turning the wheel, excessive vibration when driving, or difficulty in turning the wheel.
Can a faulty Steering Knuckle cause damage to my vehicle?
Yes, a faulty Steering Knuckle can cause damage to other components such as the wheel bearings, ball joints, and tie rod ends.
How do I replace a Steering Knuckle?
Replacing a Steering Knuckle involves the following steps:
- Support the vehicle with jack stands.
- Remove the wheel and tire.
- Unbolt the Steering Knuckle from the suspension and steering components.
- Install the new Steering Knuckle and tighten the bolts to the appropriate torque.
- Reinstall the wheel and tire.
- Lower the vehicle.