Suspensions and brakes : Basics

1. Suspension
The suspension is the system of springs and shock absorbers that connectthe vehicle to its wheels, is designed to reduce the shock of bumps and potholes, and contribute to the way your car handlesor behaves on the road.

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2. Braking System

Today’s vehicle braking systems involve many different components working together to help you to stop and manoeuvre your vehicle in a controlled manner. The key components of your vehicle braking system include a master cylinder, servo, brake callipers, brake fluid and cylinders, disks, drums, pads and shoes. All the components are linked by a series of brake hoses and brake pipes 

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