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LV08 Chassis A

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of output signal do most inductive type sensors produced when tested with an oscilloscope?:

a)

Square wave

b)

Wobbly wave

c)

A Sine Wave

d)

Hello Wave

2.

When the ABS system begins to operate the first pressure phase is called the:

a)

Pressure release

b)

Pressure Build

c)

Holding hands

d)

Holding Phase

3.

The acronym ABS stands for:

a)

Anti Bake System

b)

Anti Lock Brake System

c)

All Brakes Skid

d)

Anti build System

4.

Excessive pulsating of the brake pedal when the brakes are applied could be caused by:

a)

Excessive brake disc run-out

b)

Drums out of round ,Loose brake drum

c)

Loose wheel bearing

d)

All options

5.

The following diagram shows the input values sent to an electric power steering ECU.

What type of signal is being received by the ECU?:

a)

Pulse width Modulation (PWM)

b)

Sine wave

c)

Castle wave

d)

Alter waveform

6.

A spongy brake pedal will be caused by:

a)

Water in the system

b)

Air in the hydraulic brake system

c)

Boiling fluid

d)

No ability to shed heat

7.

Non-progressive brake operation could be caused by a:

a)

Faulty valve in the brake servo.

b)

Leaking master cylinder

c)

Air in the line

d)

Wrong pad material

8.

On braking, the ABS system goes into operation, it will go in to pressure holding phase first, the next phase it will go in to is called:

a)

Rapid release

b)

Counter balance

c)

Pressure reduction phase

d)

Phase build

9.

The diagram shows the layout of a communication network from a light vehicle. This type of system is referred to as.

a)

Busplex

b)

Canplex

c)

cineplex

d)

A CAN BUS system

Multiplex

10.

The metal strip identified as X on the brake pad is the:

a)

Brake pad wear indicator.

b)

Retaining clip

c)

Circlip pin

d)

Retain indicator

11.

With regards to light vehicle, the camber angle is:

a)

The inclination of the road wheel relative to the vertical axis, when viewed from the front of the vehicle

b)

The Axis of the road pin relative to the vertical point , when viewed from the front of the vehicle

c)

The KPI

d)

The SAI

12.

A traction control system uses 2 methods to reduce engine torque in a wheel slip situation, name these two methods?

a)

Yelling were all going to die

b)

Pulling the handbrake

c)

Throttle actuator pushes back the throttle linkage to help reduce wheel spin by reducing engine torque

[The ECU limits amount of fuel delivered via injectors]

-The ECU applies the brakes[ON-OFF] to limit wheel spin

d)

Screaming and hoping for the best

13.

A test on an ABS Sensor shows that it is open circuit. An acceptable repair would be to:

a)

Replace the sensor and its wiring back to the nearest connector

b)

Get a second-hand one

c)

Crimp new terminals on it

d)

solder it

14.

When checking the condition of the track rod ends on the rear wheels of a four wheel steer vehicle it is necessary to:

a)

Use a pry bar to lift teh joint

b)

wiggle the wheel

c)

Inflate the tyres

d)

Rock the steering wheel back and forth with the wheels on the ground or ramp.

15.

A fault with the yaw sensor fitted to a light vehicle will most likely cause:

a)

Brake imbalance

b)

The Vehicle to lower

c)

Wheel spin

d)

The Adaptive Ride Control warning light to illuminate.

16.

When checking the maximum pressure of a rack and pinion hydraulic power assisted steering system you must ensure that:

a)

The steered wheels are placed on turn-tables

b)

The tyres are the same diameter and correctly inflated

c)

Eye protection is worn

d)

Spill granules are at hand

17.

Electronic Brake force Distribution (EBD) when applied to a light vehicle:

a)

Controls the braking force at the wheels by monitoring slip ratio of the tyres.

b)

Controls the braking force at the wheels by monitoring the condition of the road surface

c)

Controls the braking force at the wheels by measuring the load applied to the front and rear axles

d)

Controls the braking force at the rear wheels by reducing the brake force when the vehicle is un-laden

18.

In an ABS system, What is the function of the modulator?

 

 

a)

Controlling hydraulic pressure in the brake lines

b)

Control the brake pads

c)

PWM programming

d)

REads speed semnnsor outputs

19.

When measuring the current consumption of an ABS electro-pneumatic solenoid.

It is important that:[equipment used and connection]

a)

The ammeter must be connected in series

b)

The ammeter must be connected in Parallel

c)

The volt meter must be connected in series

d)

The volt meter must be connected in Parallel

20.

Which steering angle gives a self centering action on a light vehicle?

a)

Castor angle.

b)

Camber angle

c)

Akerman angle

d)

awkward angle

21.

When checking the electrical resistance of the hydraulic pump in a light vehicle ABS modulator valve it is essential that: [equipment used, connection method and safety]?

a)

disconnected from the pump

b)

Ohm-meter

c)

Ohm-meter

The wiring harness is disconnected from the pump

d)

using a logic probe

22.

During hard braking an insecure load in the boot of a light vehicle will slide forwards due to

a)

Inertia force

b)

Centripetal force

c)

Center of gravity

d)

Rockets

23.

The Electronic Power Assisted Steering warning light is constantly illuminated.

What would be the suitable approach to diagnose the fault?

a)

Wiggle the steering

b)

Talk to the customer

c)

Confirm that the light is on and connect a fault code reader.

d)

Check battery voltage

24.

Explain Steering Axis Inclination (KPI)

a)

The steering axis inclination is the vertical axis of the ball joints, king pins or MacPherson strut tube.

It is always an inward tilt

b)

The rake angle of the steering plane

c)

This helps cornering

d)

The horizontal axis of the wishbones and the movement through a curved plane.

25.

An inductive type sensor signals wheel speed to the ABS control unit by:

a)

Being supplied a DC voltage that is then switched

b)

using PWM

c)

Producing an AC voltage which varies in frequency with wheel speed.

d)

using EMF

26.

The diagram represents a wave form from an inductive ABS speed sensor.

What would increase the output voltage?

a)

Decreasing the air gap

b)

increasing the air gap

c)

Slowing the wheel

d)

Driving faster

27.

The amount of assistance provided by an electric power assisted steering system is changed by:

a)

Changing the current delivered to the motor in relation to the steering input shaft torque

b)

Changing the voltage delivered to the motor in relation to the steering input shaft torque

c)

Speed of wheel and twist

d)

Torque input from a the inertia gimbal

28.

When cornering, a vehicle with electronically controlled air suspension will:

a)

Provide more air pressure to the air springs on the outside of the bend after short delay

b)

Immediately provide more air pressure to the air springs on the inside of the bend

c)

Immediately provide more air pressure to the air springs on the outside of the bend

d)

Provide more air pressure to the air springs on the inside of the bend after a short delay

29.

An ABS warning light illuminates each time the vehicle goes around a left-hand corner. The fault code indicates an intermittent fault of an incompatible speed signal from the nearside from sensor. The fault is most likely to be:

a)

excessive play in the front wheel bearing

b)

Wrong airgap

c)

Loose sensor connections

d)

Excessive play in the front wheel bearing causing the sensor wheel to move away from the sensor during cornering and the signal voltage to drop

30.

Which checks would determine the serviceability of an ABS sensor in situ?

a)

Connect an oscilloscope across the sensor output pins and rotate the wheel

b)

Use a multi-meter

c)

With feeler gauges

d)

connect a scanner and run live diagnostics

31.

One advantage of a vehicle fitted with EPAS over a vehicle fitted with hydraulic power steering is:

 

a)

Improved fuel economy

b)

Worse fuel economy

c)

better wear

d)

improved handling

32.

The diagram represents a wave form from an inductive ABS wheel sensor. As wheel speed increases the:

a)

Voltage is stabilised

b)

Voltage and the frequency increase with the wheel speed until it reaches approximately 10kph and than voltage becomes constant(0.25V) and frequency changes with speed.

c)

The frequency will diminish and amplitude varies

d)

Voltage rises exponentially in AC format

33.

A front wheel drive vehicle has a fault which causes the yellow traction control light to be illuminated when driving and the vehicle lacks power. On initial inspection you notice that the rear tyre profiles are larger than the front tyres. The fault is most likely to be:

a)

Fitting larger tyres to the rear has created unequal rolling radius of the wheels causing the front wheels to rotate faster than the rear wheels.

b)

that the slip angles will vary and create an imbalance

c)

Send confusing signals to the ABS ECU

d)

Damage the suspension and bushes

34.

On a vehicle fitted with an EPAS system the component that senses the drivers turning effort is a:

a)

Yaw angle sensor

b)

Torque sensor

c)

Vector sensor

d)

Amplitude sensor