Where is the steering knuckle located in a car?

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The steering knuckle in a car is located at the connection point between the front wheel hub and the front axle. 1. Introduction: The steering knuckle, also known as the "steering arm" or "steering knuckle arm," is the axle head at both ends of the front I-beam that bears the steering function. It somewhat resembles a goat's horn, hence its colloquial name "steering knuckle." It is one of the main components of a car's steering axle, ensuring stable driving and sensitive transmission of the driving direction. 2. Function: The steering knuckle's role is to transmit and bear the load from the front part of the car, supporting and driving the front wheels to rotate around the kingpin for steering. During driving, it endures variable impact loads, thus requiring high strength. When the steering knuckle malfunctions, the car may lose directional control.