Chassis dynamometers are very useful for all of the following, EXCEPT:a. diagnosing suspension concerns. b. tuning engines. c. determining output in torque and horsepower. d. testing vehicle performance.
Computers and Technology · Middle School · Tue Nov 03 2020
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a. diagnosing suspension concerns.
Chassis dynamometers are primarily used for tuning engines, determining output in torque and horsepower, and testing overall vehicle performance. They provide a controlled environment to simulate road conditions and measure the performance of a vehicle. However, they are not specifically designed for diagnosing suspension concerns. Suspension-related issues are typically addressed through other diagnostic tools and methods, such as visual inspections, road tests, or specific suspension testing equipment.