A tire that wobbles from side-to-side is said to have -----· a.radial runout   b.lateral runout   c.static imbalance   d.none of the above

Q: The advantages and disadvantages of disc brake systems are being discussed. Technician A says that…

A: 1. B) B only  Technician B says that reduction of mechanical fade and gas fade is an advantage of…

Q: Road test Report is Overhaul all four-wheel brakes and the Universal joints After the maintenance…

A: Option - B , D  => After operation is completed the road test report will happen to check the…

Q: Describe the differences between radial and bias tires, citing the advantages, disadvantages, and…

A: The objective of this question is to understand the differences between radial and bias tires,…

Q: simple band brake

A: The simple band brake is consists of one or more ropes or belt or steel band having friction lining…

Q: What type of floating axle has one wheel bearingper wheel on the outside of the axle housing?

A: A full floating axle has one wheel bearing per wheel on the outside of the axle housing.…

Q: When the top of the wheel is tilted outward, then it is called_____ a positive camber b negative…

A: Canber is of two types:Positive camber:When the wheels are tilted outward then camber then it is…

Q: In a typical drum brake, which component provides afoundation for the brake shoes and…

A: Given Data : Typical drum brake

Q: Which of the following statements about drum brakeshoes is not true?a. Web thickness varies only…

A: Brake shoes are a major part of a drum brake system. these crescent-shaped components are made up of…

Q: Which of these components add to the rotational inertias of the vehicle? Select 4 correct answer(s)…

A: Rotational Inertia in vehicle: In simple terms rotational Inertia means the object that can be…

Q: Tech A says that negative caster provides directional stability.  Tech B says that positive caster…

A: The caster can be defined as the angle of inclination of the steering axis from the vertical axis of…

Q: Which of the following is not a factor in determiningthe effectiveness of a brake system?a. Heat…

A: Given Data : Effectiveness of brake system

Q: Derive the relation of tarque for internal expanding shae brake?

A: The answer is in the following step

Q: Poor vehicle handling and maximum tire wear rate are caused by misaligned steering system. Define…

A: Given question: Define wheel alignment and briefly explain what kind of misalignment will cause a…

Q: explain the purpose of the the wheel rim drop center and safty ridges ?

A: Purpose of the wheel rim drop center: The wheel rim drop center is the center section which is lower…

Q: When examining disc brakes: Technician A visually inspects the rotor and says that the rotor can be…

A: Technician A is correct.

Q: caliper failed due to static load or cyclic load?

A: Brake calipers is failed due to cyclic load.

Q: Question- 4 The following illustration shows the construction parts of the drum brake. From the…

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Q: Most vehicles built to use brake on one wheel two wheels only side each wheel O other: tyre in the…

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Q: 67. Which of these angles is adjusted last during a wheel alignment? a. Steering axis inclination c.…

A: " Since you have asked multiple questions we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: What type of tire would result on a higher Rolling Resistance

A: In tires, tread thickness and shape affect the rolling resistance. The thicker and more molded…

Q: When performing the air brake system leakage test, the Certified Inspector must reject the vehicle…

A: Answer = False

Q: A. Kineticenergy B. Coefficient of friction C. Bonded linings Linings attached to their backings…

A: Given questions are related to IC engines and braking systems in machine design. A. Kinetic EnergyB.…

Q: What is the difference between block brakes with short and long shoes?

A: Consider the diagram shown below for the block brakes with short and long shoes.

Q: Disc brakes are not as likely to fade during heavy braking as are drum brakes. True OR False?

A: Given Data : Disc Brakes  Drum Brakes

Q: Discuss the types of brakes along with their figures. Compare disc and drum brakes by discussing…

A: Classification of Brakes   1.On the basis of Power Source   Mechanical braking system Hydraulic…

Q: A buildup of brake dust and dirt between the liningand the drum is the most common cause of a __ .a.…

A: In this problem, it is asking about by which drum or surface a buildup of brake dust and dirt…

Q: . Technician A says that leaf spring-type rear sus- pensions are subject to axle tramp. Technician B…

A: We are authorized to answer one question at a time since you have mentioned question 4 only so we…

Q: b) Compare the radial -ply and bias-ply tyres with diagrams

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Q: 108) Technician A says that engine management malfunctions may be misinterpreted as transmission…

A: Engine management malfunctions can be seen by malfunction indicator lamp . this indicator shows that…

Q: When adjusting a vehicle to counter the effect of road crown, what is the adjustment would you…

A: -Adjust the left front wheel with slightly less positive caster When adjusting a vehicle to counter…

Q: Explain the function of the following system and its use. Is there any difference between front and…

A: Explanation: 1) This is an example of hydraulic brake system.  2) This is used in light motor three…

Q: On a banjo type differential, the bearing caps fasten to the removeable center section. True…

A: In a banjo-type differential, the overall design and construction is structured in a specific way to…

Q: What are various types of brakes?

A: Given The type of brake

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Q: that used in the part of the suspension system O drive shaft oil spring O camshaft Other:

A: 7. ............ that is used in the part of the suspension system

Clutches, Brakes, Couplings, and Flywheels

The clutch is described as a machine element used to connect or disconnect two shafts together to transmit torque or power. The clutch works on the principles of friction. The clutch is commonly used in automobiles to transfer power from the driving shaft to the driven shaft.