Automotive Drivetrains

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2 Technicians are discussing Automatic Transmissions. Tech A states that all automatic transmissions use standard Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF). Tech B states there are different types of ATF. Who is correct?

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Tech B only

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2 Technicians are discussing Automatic Transmissions. Tech A states all transmissions require the engine to be off when checking the ATF level. Tech B states the engine should always be running when checking the ATF level. Who is correct?

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Neither Tech A nor Tech B

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2 Technicians are discussing Automatic Transmissions. Tech A states the transmission should always be at operating temperature when checking the ATF level. Tech B states you should check the service manual to find out what temperature the transmission should be at before checking the ATF level. Who is correct?

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Tech B only

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Vehicles with automatic transmissions have:

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Flex Plates

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ATF is generally:

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Red

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A technician is inspecting transmission fluid. What should the tech be looking for: Color, Smell, Presence of metal flakes, All of the above

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All of the above

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The recommended amount of fluid a system should hold is the fluid _____.

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Capacity

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Automatic transmission or transaxle fluid should be checked with the engine running. Engine oil should be checked with the engine off.

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True

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What can happen when too much oil is added in an engine?

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Oil foaming

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If a vehicle has no heat, what fluid could be contaminated? Options: Motor oil, Coolant, Heating fluid, AC refrigerant

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Coolant