Which failure results when the actuator over-travels in a variable displacement hydraulic pump?

💡 Explanation

Over-travel results in collision with the pump housing via **mechanical interference**. The actuator’s excess motion pushes the swash plate beyond designed limits, causing direct impact, because the travel limit is exceeded, therefore causing rotor damage rather than other hydraulic effects.

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