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RVTI Level 1 Body and Chassis

Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The windshield wiper _____ operates the windshield wipers at all designated speeds.

a)

control

b)

button

c)

handle

d)

lever

2.

When inspecting the parking brake, make sure there is no _____ creep.

a)

forward

b)

rear

c)

left-side

d)

right-side

3.

A technician is testing a motorized RV. The first step enacted is ensuring that the seat moves up, down, forward, and back. Identify the next main steps for the technician to perform.

a)

disconnect the seat, test seat heaters, inspect armrest

b)

adjust seatback, test seat heaters, inspect armrest

c)

adjust seatback, test seat heaters, inspect head restraint

d)

disconnect the seat, test seat heaters, inspect head rest

4.

The engine must run for a few minutes for this to work properly.

a)

heat and cool modes

b)

gear shifts

c)

braking system

d)

monitor and alarm

5.

When performing PDI on chassis dash components, check rear and side view

a)

heaters

b)

monitors

c)

alarms

d)

mirrors

6.

When performing PDI on chassis dash components, check

a)

side view alarm

b)

rear heater

c)

rearview monitor

d)

backup monitor

7.

AS a typical part of PDI, a technician needs to ensure headlights function when

a)

dim and off

b)

bulbs are replaced

c)

bulbs are not new

d)

dim and bright

8.

Which is a convenience light?

a)

fog light

b)

headlight

c)

brake light

d)

turn signal

9.

What should be warm to be properly checked?

a)

hydraulic brake fluid

b)

wiper fluid

c)

power steering fluid

d)

coolant

10.

When inspecting the hydraulic fluid level in the reservoir, clean the top of the reservoir before removing the cap to

a)

help avoid contamination of the top of the reservoir

b)

make it easier to read the information on top of the reservoir

c)

keep the cap in good condition

d)

prevent foreign material from entering the hydraulic system

11.

For chassis leveling systems, hydraulic fluid should always be checked when levelers and/or rooms are

a)

extended

b)

opened

c)

retracted

d)

closed

12.

When interpreting the year of production, an RV tire has a typical life of

a)

1-3 years

b)

5-7 years

c)

3-5 years

d)

7-10 years

13.

When verifying the age of a tire, "1206" in the last grouping indicates the tire was made in the

a)

12th month of 2006

b)

12th week of 2006

c)

6th week of 2012

d)

6th month of 2012

14.

When inspecting tires on a towable RV, inspect lug nuts for proper

a)

depth

b)

torque

c)

density

d)

height

15.

When verifying the installation of pin box couplers on the 5th wheel hitch, the hitch should be _____ the frame.

a)

not attached to

b)

far from

c)

square with

d)

underneath

16.

Inspect the whole underside of the towable coach looking for loose, hanging, or _____ components.

a)

out of date

b)

damaged

c)

replaced

d)

rusty

17.

Before using stabilizer jacks, be sure that the landing gear on the _____ wheel operates properly.

a)

first

b)

second

c)

fourth

d)

fifth

18.

When inspecting stabilizer jacks, ensure they fully extend and

a)

open

b)

can be dismantled

c)

retract

d)

can attach to stabilizers

19.

Where do the trailer brakes get their power when the brake-away switch is activated?

a)

7-way cable

b)

coach battery

c)

tow vehicle battery

d)

charge line

20.

When testing electrical brakes, a technician pulls the breakaway cable while spinning the wheel. If the breakaway is properly functioning,

a)

the wheel should keep spinning

b)

the breakaway cable should slightly push

c)

the wheel should stop spinning

d)

the breakaway cable should be motionless

21.

Verify that the level sensor, if so equipped, is synchronized with the _____ of the coach.

a)

ceiling

b)

roof

c)

floor

d)

sides

22.

A technician is verifying the operation of slide-out and seals. Which of these is needed during this process?

a)

having slide-outs that do not retract or extend

b)

verifying that seals do not contact any sealing surface

c)

inspecting seals for contact with slide-out wall, roof, and floor

d)

ignoring rotting, cracks, and tears in rubber

23.

Tongue weight (TW) involves _____ force.

a)

upward

b)

side

c)

rear

d)

downward

24.

Gross Axle Weight (GAW) is the actual weight of a fully loaded vehicle carried by _____ axle(s).

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

25.

A technician is weighing a vehicle with no cargo as built in the factory. The vehicle includes full fuel, engine oil, and coolants and no freshwater, propane, occupants, or dealer-installed accessories. Which type of weight is the technician measuring?

a)

Unloaded Vehicle Weight (UVW)

b)

Gross Axle Weight (GAW)

c)

Sleeping Capacity Weight Rating (SCWR)

d)

Gross Combination Weight Rating (GCWR)

26.

GCWR - GVWR (trailer) =

a)

maximum allowable total loaded weight rating of a motor vehicle

b)

maximum allowable weight for the tow vehicle

c)

maximum weight rating that each axle is designed to support

d)

maximum weight rating established by the chassis manufacturer

27.

GCWR is most closely associated with

a)

total loaded weight

b)

weight of one axle

c)

minimum weight

d)

liquid weight

28.

CCC is equal to weight minus a couple factors. What is one of those factors?

a)

GAW

b)

GVW

c)

TW

d)

UVW

29.

CCC was formerly called

a)

Net Comprehensive Capacity (NCC)

b)

Total Cabin Capacity (TCC)

c)

Total Comprehensive Capacity (TCC)

d)

Net Carrying Capacity (NCC)

30.

CCC stands for _____ Carrying Capacity.

a)

Cabin

b)

Capitalized

c)

Comprehensive

d)

Cargo

31.

The GVWR minus UVW, full fresh water, full propane, and SCWR is equal to?

a)

CCC

b)

GCW

c)

GCWR

d)

GAWR

32.

Consult the vehicle manufacturer, tire dealer, or tire manufacturer when considering changing to a tire other than those shown in the

a)

VIN

b)

owner's manual

c)

federal certification label

d)

manufacturer database

33.

Canadian Compliance Labels are

a)

different in content from RVIA weight labels

b)

available in English only

c)

not required by the Canadian government

d)

required for all motorhomes made in the US

34.

If a vehicle does not have a certification label listed on it, find tire and loading information

a)

by calling the manufacturer

b)

in the owner's manual

c)

by consulting a previous owner

d)

in sales materials for the vehicle

35.

When checking that the RV is equipped with all seatbelts required, ensure that each seating location in the motorhome has a seat belt or is

a)

clearly marked not to be used while the vehicle is moving

b)

in a non-adjustable upright position

c)

labeled with year of manufacture, model, and name or trademark

d)

not able to seat more than one person

36.

When making interior adjustments and cleaning up, make sure all seats are

a)

facing each other

b)

two to a section of the RV

c)

securely anchored to the floor

d)

in reclining position

37.

When inspecting satellite dishes, verify they are mounted securely and that

a)

it is on top of a wood pole

b)

it is positioned facing the RV

c)

the signal obtained from it is strong

d)

weather caps are in place and in good condition

38.

When inspecting interior electrical components

a)

make sure each light is on the entire time

b)

turn each light on and off

c)

make sure each light is off the entire time

d)

turn some lights on and off

39.

When performing an interior electrical inspection, verify the _____ volt DC ports have power.

a)

12

b)

15

c)

17

d)

20

40.

When in the motor home cockpit, test steering wheel adjustment and check that it is

a)

able to make left and right turns

b)

unlocked when turning the RV

c)

shifted when it is in a slanted position

d)

straight when it is in the straight position

41.

When testing steering wheel adjustment, check for _____ when it is not turned to either side.

a)

straightness

b)

sturdiness

c)

crookedness

d)

heaviness

42.

When performing PDI on the entrance and compartment doors, the technician should have keys to fit every lock. This means that _____ set(s) of keys should exist.

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

43.

Inspect all entrance doors and drip caps for

a)

burrs and scratches

b)

corrosion

c)

intact butyl and/or caulking

d)

galvanic isolation

44.

When performing PDI on the entrance and compartment doors, test operation of all compartment doors and _____ as necessary.

a)

replace

b)

dismantle

c)

remodel

d)

lubricate

45.

When checking entrance doorsteps, _____ them if needed.

a)

remove

b)

polish

c)

paint

d)

store

46.

If a roof is not walk-on style and a technician must walk on it

a)

do not walk on the roof

b)

use plywood as support

c)

walk on the peak only

d)

use any material as support

47.

There are five types of roofing material used on RVs. They are aluminum, fiberglass, PVC, TPO, and

a)

tin

b)

cement sheeting

c)

EPDM

d)

plasterboard

48.

Ensure that _____ decals are on the unit.

a)

anti-theft

b)

standards certification

c)

manufacturer's

d)

D.O.T.

49.

When performing a check of the exterior, look for cracks or holes in the

a)

door panels

b)

ladders

c)

window screens and awnings

d)

fiberglass and aluminum

50.

RVs are required to have a minimum of _____ exits located remote from each other.

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

2

51.

Ensure exits operate with no more than _____ pounds of force required to open them.

a)

10

b)

20

c)

40

d)

50

52.

What is shown in the picture?

a)

truck camper

b)

fifth wheel trailer

c)

folding camper trailer

d)

travel trailer

53.

A folding camper has

a)

one foldable side

b)

no water hookups

c)

no electrical hookups

d)

collapsible sides

54.

When performing PDI with a lift mechanism, make sure that all _____ corners are raised the same amount.

a)

2

b)

4

c)

6

d)

8

55.

When performing PDI on a folding camping trailer, raise the roof

a)

halfway up

b)

three-quarters of the way up

c)

a quarter of the way up

d)

all the way up

56.

What is shown?

a)

truck camper

b)

folding camping trailer

c)

fifth wheel trailer

d)

sport utility trailer

57.

At maximum, truck campers can sleep _____ people.

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

58.

Which of the following should be attached to the camper body?

a)

portable stabilizing jacks

b)

jack brackets

c)

coupling device

d)

brake controller

59.

The piece of equipment that runs between the pickup and camper is called the

a)

stabilizing jack

b)

shore power cable

c)

12 VDC umbilical cord

d)

110 VAC coaxial cable

60.

A technician must verify which weight capacity of a truck to use a truck camper?

a)

towing capacity

b)

suspension capacity

c)

tire pressure

d)

tongue weight

61.

Verify which of the following weights regarding the adequacy of the pickup?

a)

GVW

b)

GTW

c)

GVWR

d)

tire size

62.

When performing PDI on expandable rooms, slideout operation can be hindered by

a)

type of window covering used

b)

counter placement

c)

location of windows and doors

d)

location of furniture

63.

When performing PDI on slide outs, verify alignments in open and closed positions

a)

front to rear, top to bottom

b)

top to bottom only

c)

front to rear only

d)

front to bottom, rear to top

64.

Primary and secondary are two major types of

a)

trim

b)

roofing

c)

sealant

d)

cleaner

65.

When checking seals that are already in an RV, a technician must

a)

observe that they are visible

b)

ensure they stretch

c)

measure their lengths

d)

map out and document them