Question

1. in a parallelogram steering linkage, which of these supports the center link?

oa. inner and outer tie rods
ob. idler arm and pitman arm
oc. steering coupler
od. strut rods

Explanation:

In a parallelogram steering linkage, the idler arm and pitman arm are the components that support the center link. The idler arm helps to maintain the correct geometry and support the center link on one side, while the pitman arm is connected to the steering gear and also supports the center link. The inner and outer tie rods are more involved in connecting the steering linkage to the steering knuckles. The steering coupler is a different component (usually related to connecting steering shafts). Strut rods are typically related to suspension systems for controlling lateral movement of the axle.

Answer:

B. idler arm and pitman arm