Where is the steering knuckle located on a car?
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Car steering knuckle is installed on the front axle with the steering arm above it, also known as 'steering joint' or 'steering knuckle arm'. The functions of the steering knuckle are: 1. Introduction to steering knuckle: The steering knuckle, also called 'sheep horn', is one of the important components of a car's steering axle, which can ensure smooth driving and sensitive steering transmission; 2. Introduction to the function of steering knuckle: The steering knuckle serves to transmit and bear the front load of the car, supporting and driving the rotation of the front wheel kingpin to steer the car; 3. Steering knuckle requires high strength: During vehicle operation, it plays a role in bearing various impact loads, thus requiring high strength.