Before servicing a hydraulic power booster system, ______. a. drain the power steering reservoir b. pump the brake pedal with the engine off until the pedal goes hard c. open all four brake bleeders d. disconnect the battery

Q: While diagnosing a complaint of excessive play in the steering on a vehicle with power steering:…

A: The correct option is b.

Q: Question: How can we change the pressure valve of the hydraulic transmission system?

A: A hydraulic power transmission system uses a pressured flow to transport the energy needed to…

Q: Calculate the forces in members CF, CG, and EF of the loaded truss. Ans. CF - 1538 lb C, CG = 4170…

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Q: The main job of the idler arm is to __.a. support the left side of the center linkb. support the…

A: The idler arm is designed to keep the center link parallel to the road surface while allowing the…

Q: 103) Which of the following sensors is NOT an input necessary for electronic control of the…

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Q: echnician A says that RWD transmission valve bodies are serviceable from under the vehicle.…

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Q: When discussing the possible causes for a shudder during acceleration, Technician A says that a worn…

A: Shudder is taken place during acceleration at higher speed. The main reason of this problem is…

Q: An ABS modulates brake pressure. What does this mean

A: In normal braking system when we apply brakes then the wheel gets locked and wheel starts skidding.

Q: Steering system consists of the components that allow the driver to turn the front wheels drive gear…

A: To be filled:-  1) Steering system consists of the components that allow the driver to turn the…

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Q: b) What would happen if the ABS system having a fault? Explain why this could happen.

A: Given ABS To find Consequence of ABS faults Reason for ABS faults

Q: What is differential in automobile and how it works explain?

A: Deferential Gear Definition Working

Q: )Explain how to move the vehicle in reverse at variable speeds with the engine at

A: As the engine cannot rotate in reverse direction as shaft rotate in reverse direction  and car will…

Q: Define the difference between an integrated and anonintegrated antilock braking system.

A: ABS braking system is used to stop the automobile at the desired position with in the specified…

Q: What results from having different axle ratios on thefront and rear of a 4WD vehicle when it is…

A: Given Data : 4WD Axle ratio

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A: In an aircraft, most flight-controlling instruments are set near the cockpit.

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 primary operational difference between a full time and a part time four wheel drive…

A: Introduction A four-wheel drive vehicle, often known as a 4WD or four-by-four, is one that receives…

Q: A customer comes in with an indirect TPMS, complaining that despite all the tires running low on…

A: Indirect TPMS works together with your car's Antilock Braking System's (ABS) wheel speed sensors.…

Q: 2. Technician A says that the purpose of the steering wheel holder is to make sure that the steering…

A: In this problem, Technician A is talking about the purpose of a steering wheel holder. He is telling…

Q: The part (most likely to fail) in a parallelogram-type steering system is the ______.   a. idler…

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Q: Technician A says that a malfunction of the ABS causes the control module to shut off or inhibit the…

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Q: Which component allows the vehicle to maximize engine torque? A- Torque converter  B- Differential…

A: Option A is correct.

Q: The functions of a splash shield are being discussed: Technician A says that disc brakes will…

A: The splash shield is a metallic or plastic part that is placed at the bottom portion of the car. The…

Q: Choose one of the following stuations to explain how impulse relates to it.

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Q: Explain the operation of the ABS Brake system

A: The Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) is a safety feature in modern vehicles designed to prevent the…

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Q: Which of the following is part of the sprung weight ofa vehicle?a. Steering linkageb. Tiresc.…

A: A vehicle’s sprung weight is supported by springs of one kind of or another (coiled springs, air…

Q: Briefly explain the purpose of having a collapsible steering column and provide at least two…

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Q: echnician a says that the malfunction of the ABS can cause the control module to shut off or…

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Q: When discussing CV joint diagnosis, Technician A says that the complete failure of a CV joint may…

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Q: Which of the following types of gearing is used in the steering system of an automobile? a. Spiral…

A: A gear is a rotating mechanical device which has teeth on its periphery and is used to transmit…

Q: What is the name for the gas-filled pressure chamberthat is part of the antilock braking system’s…

A: The antilock braking system is a safty anti skid braking system that is normally used in modern…

Q: A TPMS sensor re-learn procedure is being discussed. Technician A says you must always use a scan…

A: This TPMS tool actuates recognized OEM and widespread TPMS sensors. It offers a coordinate get to…

Q: Describe the normal pedal feel when the ABS is activated during hard braking?

A: Anti braking system(ABS):  Anti braking system(ABS) allows a driver to apply the brakes  quickly…

Q: 32. Which part of the car can cause acceleration? *

A: Answer     Gas pedal

Q: In a typical all wheel drive automatic transaxle, what controls the transfer clutch?a. Transmission…

A: In a typical all-wheel-drive automatic transaxle, the transfer clutch isn't directly controlled by a…

Q: Explain three different methods of clutch pedal adjustment.

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Q: 104) Which of the following inputs is NOT a driver commanded input? Brake pedal switch Mass airflow…

A: Given Driver commanded input To find Verify from the following which is not driver commanded input

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.