Motor Vehicle Repairs

What are common signs of engine trouble?

• Strange noises, decreased performance, warning lights on the dashboard, overheating, and unusual smells

• Silent engine, increased speed, no dashboard lights

• Smooth acceleration, fresh paint smell, clear dashboard

• Blinking lights, loud music, sweet aroma

How often should brake pads be replaced?

• Every 25,000 miles

• Every 75,000 miles

• Every 100,000 miles

• Every 50,000 miles

What is the purpose of suspension alignment?

• To increase fuel efficiency

• To improve engine performance

• To optimize vehicle handling, tire wear, and overall performance.

• To enhance interior comfort

What are the steps involved in an oil change?

• Replace windshield wipers, fill up the gas tank, check the brake pads

• Check the air conditioning, vacuum the interior, change the spark plugs

• Drain old oil, replace oil filter, add new oil, check oil level

• Wash the car, rotate the tires, check the transmission fluid

What could be the cause of engine misfiring?

• Dirty windshield wipers

• Loose seatbelt

• Low tire pressure

• Spark plug problems, fuel delivery issues, vacuum leaks, or ignition system faults

Why is it important to check brake fluid levels regularly?

• To make the car look better

• To ensure brakes function properly and safely.

• To increase fuel efficiency

• To save money on brake repairs

How does suspension alignment affect vehicle handling?

• Improper alignment leads to better steering response

• Suspension alignment has no impact on vehicle handling

• Proper alignment ensures stability, steering response, and tire wear.

• Alignment only affects tire wear, not stability

What type of oil is recommended for most vehicles during an oil change?

• Conventional motor oil

• Vegetable oil

• Olive oil

• Synthetic oil

What are the consequences of driving with worn-out brake pads?

• Reduced maintenance costs

• Enhanced vehicle performance

• The consequences of driving with worn-out brake pads include decreased braking performance, longer stopping distances, increased risk of accidents, damage to other brake components, and brake failure.

• Improved fuel efficiency

How can you diagnose a problem with the suspension system?

• Listen for unusual sounds

• Check the tire pressure

• Drive at high speeds

• Visually inspect for damage, perform a bounce test, and consider a professional inspection.