How to Determine if the Steering Knuckle is Deformed?

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Here are the methods to determine if the steering knuckle is deformed: 1. Bearings are prone to damage; 2. Poor steering return; 3. Unusual noises from the vehicle body. Below is additional information about the automobile steering knuckle arm: 1. The automobile steering knuckle arm, commonly known as the "sheep horn," is one of the key components in the vehicle's steering system, ensuring stable driving and sensitive transmission of the driving direction. 2. The function of the automobile steering knuckle arm is to bear the front load of the vehicle, support and drive the front wheels to rotate around the kingpin, enabling the vehicle to steer. Additional information: The steering knuckle is the hinge for wheel steering, shaped like a fork, with two coaxial holes on the upper and lower forks for installing the kingpin. The steering knuckle spindle is used to mount the wheels, and the ears on the steering knuckle's pin holes are connected to the fist-shaped parts at both ends of the front axle via the kingpin, allowing the front wheels to pivot around the kingpin at a certain angle for vehicle steering.