In modern computer-controlled four-wheel steering, an actuator similar to a front rack-and-pinion assembly attaches to the rear steering knuckles with:
A) center arm ends.
B) tie rod ends.
C) bushes.
D) clock spring.

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In modern four-wheel steering systems, the actuator connects to the rear steering knuckles using tie rod ends, similar to the front steering mechanism.

In Modern Computer-Controlled Four-Wheel Steering, an Actuator Similar to a Front