drive trains 2024 summer 4wd

What is the primary purpose of driving all of the wheels in a vehicle?

• To reduce fuel consumption

• To enhance the vehicle's ability to connect the engine's power to the ground

• To increase the vehicle's top speed

• To improve the vehicle's aesthetic appeal

In performance vehicles, what is all-wheel drive (AWD) used in conjunction with to enhance acceleration and handling characteristics?

• Fuel efficiency systems

• Traction control and stability control

• Aerodynamic designs

• Advanced braking systems

How can power be distributed to each of the wheels in a vehicle?

• Based on the color of the vehicle

• Based on the driver's preference

• Based on their loading and the directional stability of the vehicle

• Based on the vehicle's speed

What is the primary purpose of a four-wheel drive layout?

• To increase fuel efficiency

• To enhance off-road capability

• To reduce vehicle weight

• To improve aerodynamics

What feature allows four-wheel drive to be selected and disconnected as needed?

• The transmission

• The transfer case

• The differential

• The axle

What is the function of the transfer case in a four-wheel drive system?

• To increase the vehicle's speed

• To split the power from the transmission to both the front and rear drive axles

• To reduce the vehicle's emissions

• To improve the vehicle's fuel economy

What is the function of driveshafts in a four-wheel drive layout?

• To move power from the transfer case to the front and rear drive axles

• To control the steering of the vehicle

• To provide braking power to the wheels

• To increase the fuel efficiency of the vehicle

What does the two-wheel drive option do in a four-wheel drive layout?

• Sends power to the front wheels only

• Sends power to the rear wheels only

• Sends power to both front and rear wheels

• Does not send power to any wheels

What is the purpose of the neutral selection in a four-wheel drive layout?

• To send power to the front wheels only

• To allow the vehicle to be towed with the engine off

• To increase the speed of the vehicle

• To provide braking power to the wheels

What does the 4WD high range option do in a four-wheel drive layout?

• Transmits power to the rear wheels only

• Transmits power to the front wheels only

• Transmits power to the front and rear drive axles at normal drive speed

• Provides a gear reduction inside the transfer case