What is the professional name for the car's steering knuckle?
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The professional name for the steering knuckle is 'Steering Knuckle'. Below is its related introduction: Function: The steering knuckle is one of the important components in the vehicle's steering system, enabling stable vehicle movement and transmitting the driver's steering actions. The steering knuckle also needs to bear the front weight of the vehicle and withstand varying impacts from the road surface during driving. Therefore, designers generally design the steering knuckle with high strength. Installation position: The steering knuckle, also known as the steering knuckle, is installed on the steering knuckle and is generally only present on the front wheels. The steering knuckle is the hinge for wheel steering and is usually fork-shaped. The upper and lower forks have two coaxial holes for installing the kingpin, and the steering knuckle neck is used to mount the wheel. When the steering knuckle has issues, the vehicle may experience poor direction return, abnormal front wheel wear, easy damage to the wheel bearings, and abnormal body noises.