In a planetary arrangement transfer case, what is the driven member in 4LO?   carrier   sun   direct clutch   ring

Q: The engine mechanism is an inversion of a single slider kinematic chain mechanism. Select one: True…

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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: How are viscous clutches applied? a. vacuum operated shift mechanism b. electric motor controlled…

A: Viscous clutches are applied automatically by silicone fluid. Inside a viscous clutch, there are two…

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: Tech A says that camber changes as the suspension moves up and down.  Tech B says that camber…

A: Camber angle : The angle made by the vertical axis with the wheel is known as camber angle . It is…

Q: Technician A says that some systems use a special modulated shift control solenoid. Technician B…

A: In automobile the transmission system uses shift control solenoid which shift the gear…

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

Q: what will happen as the clutch disc wears? a. transmission shifting becomes easier b. clutch pedal…

A: The correct option is: c. clutch pedal free play increases. As the clutch disc wears, the friction…

Q: bull engine is the inversion which type of mechanism?

A: The bull engine is the fourth inversion of the slider-crank chain. In this type of inversion fourth…

Q: in an automatic transmission or transaxle, the torque converter is used to

A: The Torque Converter A torque converter is a device that is used to transmit the rotating power of…

Q: What determines whether a conventional transmission or a transaxle is used?

A: Manual transmissions feature a foot-operated clutch pedal and a shifter that allows the driver to…

Q: The CV joint boots on the left side of a vehicle appear to be squeezed together; the boots on the…

A: The function of engine mounts is to limit the movement of the engine, hold it in a position and…

Q: Automatic transmissions use a __ instead of a clutchto transfer power from the flywheel to the…

A: An automated car is one that has an automatic gearbox and does not require the driver to manually…

Q: When the input and output shafts are turning at the same speed, the transmission is in ____ drive.

A: To explain: When the input and output shafts are turning at the same speed, the transmission is in…

Q: What can too much clutch pedal free play cause? a.hard gear shifting b.fast release bearing wear…

A: The correct option is d. clutch slipping. Excessive clutch pedal free play can cause the clutch to…

Q: In a manual transmission what are the seven steps for power flow in  final drive

A: The process of shifting the power generated by the engine toward the wheels is called the…

Q: What is benefit of bifilar suspension technique?

A: given: What is benefit of bifilar suspension technique?

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: what contain the transmission and the final drive gear assembly.

A: Transmission The transmission is a system or a machine that consists of several parts. The main…

Q: How are Power Transmission Belts are classified?

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Q: Interaxle differentials are being discussed. Technician A says the interaxle differential is located…

A: It is an separate differential gear box that locks the first and second differential in a tandem…

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

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Q: clutch is fully engaged, the driven disc does not rotate at the same speed as the driving members *

A: Slipping occurs when the clutch is fully engaged and the driven disc does not rotate at the same…

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: What are the different types of grooves found in belt drive?

A: Belt Drives are  used to transmit powers from one shaft to another shaft while pulley at the same or…

Q: How is the speed of gearless traction elevator drive mechanisms varied?

A: In a gearless traction elevator, the speed of motor and also the speed of rotation of traction…

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.

A: Clutch plays an important role to help the driver in controlling transmission i.e. gearshift while…

Q: Tighten the cylinder head nut in the order prescribed by----- -----, using the appropriate torque by…

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Q: While discussing types of coil springs: Technician A says that linear-rate coil springs have equal…

A: Technician A:- Technician A is correct says that in case of linear-rated coil springs have equal…

Q: Which of the following is NOT true about the initial tension in a flat belt drive? OA. It should be…

A: A spherical joint is also known as ball and socket joint, allows three relatives rotation between…

Q: Define Braking loads

A: Braking load/force  is the  frictional force that cats tangentially  between the brake pads and…

Q: Technician A says hypoid gearset are only used in RWD vehicle drivetrains. Technician B says hypoid…

A: Hypoid gear is spiral bevel gear in which the axes doesn't intersect and it is not parallel.  This…

Q: Analytically determine the range of transmission angle crank blade

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Q: A discussion concerning CV joint testing is being held. Technician A says that a recommended method…

A: CV Joint:  CV joint means Constant Velocity Joint. They are used to transfer the power in a variable…

Q: What may be caused by improper engine and transmission mounts on FWD vehicles?

A: Improper engine and transmission mount can cause unusual vibrations in FWD vehicles.

Q: How does a clutch work in transmission system

A: The clutch is a crucial component in a vehicle's transmission system. It serves as the mechanical…

Q: What is used to split driveline torque to the front and rear axles in a transfer case?   a chain…

A: In a transfer case, the mechanism responsible for splitting driveline torque between the front and…

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Q: How are Power Transmission Belts are manufactured?

A: Power transmission Belts: 1.This belts are used to transmit power from one shaft to another shaft.…

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.