Auto Technology

Front

All of the following are correct about a solid axle, EXCEPT: It is also known as a beam axle, It is often supported by leaf springs, It is a very simple axle that mounts the hubs and wheel units, It is a type of independent suspension

Back

It is a type of independent suspension

Front

All of the following are types of shocks, EXCEPT: gas pressurized, air shock, twin-tube type

Back

rack and pinion type

Front

Who is correct regarding control arm designs: Technician A says a control arm can be formed in a wishbone design. Technician B says some control arms can be formed in a flexible design referred to as fore-arms?

Back

Technician A

Front

Some shocks are designed for carrying heavy loads and:

Back

use a flexible, inflatable rubber blader

Front

On a magneto-rheological fluid shock, how is the viscosity of the fluid changed? Options: Magnetic field, Sound waves, Air pressure, Hydraulic pressure

Back

Magnetic field

Front

Who is correct regarding axles: Technician A says both live axles and dead axles can support the weight of the vehicle. Technician B says only live axles can support the weight of the vehicle and propel the vehicle also?

Back

Both A and B

Front

All of the following are true about typical suspension bushings, EXCEPT: They are cylindrical in shape, they are used in the leaf-spring shackle, they are used to conduct electricity through suspension components, they are used in the spring-eye of leaf springs

Back

they are used to conduct electricity through suspension components

Front

Who is correct regarding axles: Technician A says that dead axles are used to transmit drive to the wheel. Technician B says live axles are typically used as rear axles on front wheel drive vehicles?

Back

Both A and B

Front

In full-floating axles, does the axle shaft support the weight of the vehicle? In semi-floating axles, do they support the weight of the vehicle?

Back

Technician B is correct.

Front

Compliance bushing are: plastic honeycomb, molded with voids, fiberglass reinforced, metallic, bronze or brass

Back

molded with voids