L23-02

Front

On front-wheel drive vehicles with a transverse mounted transaxle assembly, there are two half-shafts (axles) one on each side of the transaxle to each of the front wheels. Select one:

Back

True

Front

To prevent twisting, the maximum length of a drive shaft is considered to be approximately:

Back

72 inches

Front

A driveshaft typically requires the use of joints to allow power to transfer smoothly as the driveshaft follows the movement of the suspension system. Select one: True, False

Back

True

Front

The front section of the two-piece type driveshaft is supported at its rear end by a center bearing, called the _______.

Back

Carrier bearing

Front

What is the maximum angle at which a universal joint is capable of properly working?

Back

3 degrees

Front

The driveshaft is commonly made from ______ tubing material.

Back

metal

Front

The rear _____ mates with a companion flange on the final drive pinion shaft.

Back

U-joint

Front

What isolates noise and vibration from the chassis or body when dealing with the driveshaft?

Back

rubber