ASE H5 Suspension & Steering (Transit Bus) Practice Questions - ASE H5 - Suspension & Steering (Transit Bus) Certification Exam

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A transit bus has hard steering only during low-speed parking maneuvers but steers normally at road speed. The MOST likely cause is:

Low power steering pump output at low engine rpm or a failing pump Excessive toe-out on turns A leaking kneeling valve A worn rear shock absorber

Correct Answer:

Low power steering pump output at low engine rpm or a failing pump

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