The Function of the Automobile Stabilizer Rod Link

The function of the automotive stabilizer link. The situation you are worried about is indeed similar, such as Mercedes Benz's shock absorber being damaged, Volkswagen's swing arm being damaged, Ford's axle being damaged, and so on. But they are all quality or design accessories. However, this is also one of the few cases in the automotive industry and cannot represent all. Let's take a look at the suspension system of the car first. The front of the car is basically an independent suspension, while the rear suspension has both non independent and independent suspensions. Most cars are designed with their weight at the front because the engine and gearbox are both at the front. Most of them are front wheel drive now, only the weight of the front and rear wheel drive is relatively balanced. So the suspension at the front of the vehicle will be stronger. The front end of mid to low-end models generally adopts a MacPherson suspension, while mid to high-end models generally adopt a double wishbone suspension. The stability of the wishbone suspension is better than that of the MacPherson suspension. The above image shows the MacPherson front suspension. The MacPherson suspension is a shock absorber for the lower swing arm and steering rod, and the double wishbone has an upper swing arm, so it has better stability. These suspensions are connected to the main beam or front axle to support the entire vehicle body. The following figure shows the independent double wishbone front suspension. Why isn't it broken? Slow down due to poor road conditions, right? It's impossible to drive at a speed of over 100 miles per hour on a bad road, is it? If you drive at a speed of 100 miles per hour, you may have a flat tire. The vehicle is out of control! So when you cross a bad road, slow down. One is that the entire vehicle body is supported by tires, which can play a buffering role; Secondly, it is buffered by shock absorbers, with the upper and lower arms buffered to isolate the applied force. The following figure shows a multi link rear suspension. You can see several pauses. If the rear suspension is not independent, it does not even have a few support rods, only the rear torsion beam with shock absorbers and springs, and some are steel plate springs. Columns are basically something that can only be found by hanging independently. Rear independent suspension generally includes three link, five link, multi link, etc. In addition to several connecting rods, the rear independent suspension also has upper and lower swing arms and shock absorbers. The more connecting rods, the better stability. There is no independent suspension, and there are basically no connecting rods. The above image shows a rear independent suspension with multiple links and stabilizer bars. Springs and tires are the main support for cars, and the connecting rod plays a stabilizing role. What is the problem with the position lights of the car? Solution to car clearance lights: 1. Replace it in the car's fuse box. Please ask the car electrician to find the fuse for the marker light, unplug the original fuse, locate the ACC power supply, and connect it to the marker light with a jumper. If safe, connect the pulled fuses in series; When the light switch is turned to the first gear, the front and rear lights are width indicator lights. It is the width of the car that reminds the other party and the rear car. Double flashing lights are emergency lights. When turned on, the small lights on both sides will flash simultaneously. Reminder of passing vehicles. Pay attention to safety. Double flashing lights are generally used in foggy or rainy days, when the car breaks down, or in emergency situations. 3. When driving on the road, if you see a slow car, an S-shaped car, with dual flashing lights, it indicates that the car is in trouble and needs help or help. So, those who often run on the road should pay more attention to those who run on the road; 4. Warning light (double flashing) indicates that the turn signal lights flash simultaneously for warning purposes. For example, if a car breaks down and stops by the roadside, it will turn on the double flash to tell passing vehicles to pay attention. It is also used in special occasions, such as when special vehicles such as police cars are carrying out tasks.