Font size
WorksheetsAUT203 Final Exam
Total questions: 170
Worksheet time: 1hrs 25mins
What is the purpose of the slip yoke on the driveshaft?
It allows for up-and-down movement of the suspension
It enables the driveshaft to accommodate worn u-joints
It allows for a change of driveshaft angle during turns
It enables the differential to work at different angles
All of these are drivetrain components EXCEPT?
Driveshafts
Balance Shafts
Final Drives
Drive Axles
Vehicles with independent rear suspension have:
Live rear axles
Leaf springs
Driveshafts in axle housings
Driveshafts with flexible joints on both ends
In vehicles with an independent rear suspension, the final drive unit is mounted on the chassis frame, and drive is transferred to each road wheel through external driveshafts (half-shafts), which have flexible joints on each end.
True
False
With a(n) _____, drive from the engine is transmitted to a rear axle assembly by a drive (propeller) shaft.
Solid rear drive layout
All-wheel drive layout
Front-wheel drive layout
Rear-wheel drive layout
In some rear-wheel drive (RWD) vehicles, the rear U-joint connects directly to a(n)
Axle shaft
Output shaft
Slip joint
Companion flange
U-joints are typically used on driveshafts because they generally need to accommodate only small angles, although some manufacturers use CV joints to provide a smoother ride, or on off-road vehicles that have been lifted and experience a greater amount of suspension travel.
True
False
On a semi-floating axle vehicle, the axle flange is bolted to the housing, while the vehicle's weight is supported by the hub & bearing.
True
False
The ___________ does not provide any drive capabilities and is used on the rear of front-wheel drive vehicles.
Live axle
Dead axle
Drive axle
None of the above
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.
True
False
Which of the following axles uses a single roller bearing between the hub and the outside of the axle housing?
Semi-floating axle
Full floating axle
Floating axle
Three-quarter floating axle
On the _________, there is a single roller bearing between the hub and the outside of the axle housing.
Semi-floating axle
Three-quarter floating axle
Full-floating axle
Drive axle
_______ use combinations of driveshafts and half-shafts depending on if the axle shafts are independent or nonindependent.
Four-wheel drive vehicles
All-wheel drive vehicles
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
In the ________ axle, the axle bearing is placed between the axle and the axle housing.
Select one:
Straight
Full-floating
Dead
Semi-floating
It is always good practice to check runout on the drive axle flange when there is a customer concern of vehicle vibration.
True
False
Provision is normally made for adjusting the alignment of a two-piece driveshaft assembly by using _______ under the carrier bearing.
Select one:
U-joints
Flanges
Shims
Driveshafts
In all rear-wheel drive and four-wheel drive vehicles, engineers fit a CV joint to the front end of the driveshaft, which allows for an increase of angles of the shafts without creating vibration.
True
False
While both can transfer torque through an angle, the U-joint can do so at a much greater angle than the CV joint, which is why it is used on front half-shafts to accommodate large steering angles.
True
False
Name this part?
U-Joint
CV Joint
Rzeppa Joint
Carrier bearing
What service is being performed?
Engine Oil Change
Transfer Case Service
Front Axle Fill
Differential Drain
What part is shown here?
Ford 9" rear differential
GM 10 bolt differential
GM 12 bolt differential
Semi-Floating axle
What parts is this?
Transmission
Front differential
Transfer Case
FWD Transaxle
Which of these could be the result of a driveshaft being out of phase?
Tire noise
Excessive tire wear
Driveshaft looseness
Driveline vibration
A(n) __________________ is necessary to measure driveline runout.
Protractor
Dial Indicator
Vibration analyzer
Angle gauge
A lack of lubrication in a differential will cause the differentials axle bearing to heat up and damage the axle seal.
True
False
A clicking noise is heard when a vehicle makes sharp turns. Which of these is the MOST likely cause?
A faulty axle shaft
A faulty U-joint
A faulty CV joint
A faulty differential gear
If the center support bearing is equipped with a grease zerk, it should be lubricated whenever a(n) __________ is performed.
Select one:
Oil change
Scheduled service
Chassis lubrication
All of the above
If the driveshaft parts are not marked during disassembly, then an out-of-phase condition could result, and _________ will occur even if the driveshaft is in balance.
Select one:
A popping noise
A jerking movement
A growling noise
Vibration
Inspection of the lug studs should be done in order to look for _____ or thread defects of the lug studs.
Select one:
Warping
Cracking
Stretching
Shrinking
Tech A says that axle seals are a common source of solid axle fluid leaks. Tech B says that pinion seals are a common source of solid axle fluid leaks. Who is correct?
Select one:
Tech A
Tech B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Brake heat that comes from a dragging brake can cause an axle seal to leak.
Select one:
True
False
If the axle shafts are being replaced, it is a good practice to replace the ______.
Select one:
Bearings
Seals
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Tech A says that a driveshaft center bearing is used on a vehicle with a short driveshaft. Tech B says that a driveshaft center bearing has a rubber insert that can deteriorate. Who is correct?
Select one:
Tech A
Tech B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
_______ of the differential will create a pressure buildup in the differential from foaming of the liquid that the breather cannot handle, so the weakest place to vent pressure will be through the axle seal itself.
Select one:
Overfilling
Underfilling
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Driveline angularity is the relationship of the driveshaft to the component that the driveshaft attaches to, as measured in degrees.
Select one:
True
False
If a half-shaft type axle is clicking when turning ______, then the joint or the entire half-shaft will need to be replaced.
Select one:
To the left
To the right
Slowly
Sharply
The ______ is subject to weather and the same abuses as a U-joint.
Select one:
Drive axle flange
Center shaft
Center bearing
Wheel stud
Name this part?
CV Boot
Rzeppa Joint
Center Support Bearing
Crush Sleeve
Name this part?
Muffler bearing
Rzeppa Joint
CV Shaft
U-joint
Name this part?
Rear carrier
Transfer Case
Driveshaft
CV Shaft
Name this part
Muffler bearing
Thank you Mr Raybon!!
CV Axle
Driveshaft
Name these parts?
Ring & Pinion
Rack & Pinion
Spider Gears
Arachnid Spacers
Name this part?
Grease Fitting
Zerk Fitting
Both A & B
Neither A or B
Name this part?
U-Joint
Rzeppa Joint
Support Guide
Carrier Bearing
A transfer case is most often used in a(n):
front-wheel drive (FWD) vehicle
four-wheel drive (4WD) vehicle
rear-wheel drive (RWD) vehicle
vehicle with a dead axle.
Newer designs in 4WD pickup trucks and SUVs use constant velocity (CV) joint type front axles.
True
False
In a 4-wheel drive vehicle, final drives are found:
In the front of the vehicle
In the rear of the vehicle
both in the front and rear of the vehicle.
in neither the front or rear of the vehicle.
Tech A says that part time four wheel drive does not use a transfer case. Tech B says that constant-velocity joints are used on some four-wheel drive vehicles. Who is correct?
Tech A
Tech B
Both
Neither
______ transmits power to the front and rear drive axles at normal drive speed.
Four-wheel drive low range
Four-wheel drive high range
Two-wheel drive
Neutral
In all-wheel drive vehicles only two of the wheels are normally powered, typically the rear wheels.
True
False
The transfer case is a device designed to split the power from the transmission to the ______ when four-wheel drive is selected.
Front-drive axles
Rear-drive axles
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Technician A says that in all-wheel-drive vehicles, locked differentials are used to ensure ease in driving around curves. Technician B says that a third set of differential gears is used to allow turning and driving into curves. Who is correct?
Select one:
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
When the transfer case of an all-wheel-drive vehicle is in high range the wheels:
Select one:
are allowed to rotate at different speeds.
rotate at the same speed.
gain more traction on loose road surfaces.
are locked and cannot turn.
The TCM does not have the ability to memorize driver preferences/behaviors.
Select one:
True
False
Mechanical shifting controls can wear out over time, and electrical problems may develop due to _____.
Select one:
Corrosion
Looseness
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Vacuum controls have rubber diaphragms in them, heat and moisture can cause them to deteriorate over time.
Select one:
True
False
Wheel bearings and hubs are subject to wheel rim offsets that throw off the wheel's scrub _____ and cause premature failure of the bearings and hubs.
Select one:
Radius
Circumference
Diameter
Hypotenuse
Four-wheel drive vehicles have either automatic locking hubs or manual locking hubs.
Select one:
True
False
All of the following are used for shift controls for engaging transfer cases EXCEPT:
Select one:
mechanical.
vacuum.
hydraulic.
electrically motorized.
What part is this?
Wiper motor
Differential motor
Rzeppa motor
Transfer case motor
What is the smaller lever?
Manual transmission shift lever
Automatic transmission shift lever
Transfer case shift lever
Overdrive
Differential pinion gears can be damaged by all of the following EXCEPT:
Mismatched tire sizes
Engine Misfires
Abusive Driving
Wheel Spinning
Vehicle vibrations may result from all of the following EXCEPT:
A bent axle
A bent driveshaft
Excessive clearance between gears
A bent tire and rim combination
Seals can develop leaks, which can cause bearings to _________.
Become dry
Overheat from a lack of lubrication
Become damaged
All of the above
On a worn rzeppa joint, the ball bearings roll into and out of the worn spot in the bearing races, making a popping noise.
True
False
Lack of lubrication will not usually result in failure of all the differential bearings, requiring a complete overhaul if the low fluid concern is not promptly addressed.
True
False
The ___________ is held on by a large nut that also sets the preload for the pinion gear on crush sleeve types.
Ring gear
Half-shaft component
Pinion companion flange
Axle bearing
Technician A says that when disassembling a differential case, it's good practice to first measure ring gear runout. Technician B says that when overhauling a differential, it's good practice to save the crush sleeve for reuse. Who is correct?
Tech A
Tech B
Both
Neither
The differential ring gear rotates and drives the differential pinion.
True
False
The forces on the pinion gear are tremendous in that the driveshaft, which is connected to it, transmits the power to all of the following EXCEPT:
Pinion gear
Ring gear
Axles and tires
Transfer case assembly
Tech A says when setting pinion bearing preload, the carrier assembly should be bolted into the axle. Tech B says setting pinion bearing preload is necessary to seat the pinion bearings. Who is correct?
Tech A
Tech B
Both
Neither
Technician A says that in some all-wheel drive (AWD) vehicles, normally only the front wheels are driven. Technician B says that in some AWD vehicles, all four wheels are driven all of the time. Who is correct?
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
In a 4-wheel drive vehicle, final drives are found:
Select one:
in the front of the vehicle.
in the rear of the vehicle.
both in the front and rear of the vehicle.
in neither the front or rear of the vehicle.
When a vehicle's four-wheel drive is engaged, the drive is transmitted through both front and rear final drive assemblies, and differential action occurs in the _______.
Select one:
Front final drive assembly
Rear final drive assembly
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Choose the correct statement:
Select one:
A transfer case is mounted to the front of the transmission.
Drive shafts are used to move power from the transfer case to the front and rear drive axles.
When making a turn, the rear wheels travel a greater distance than the front wheels.
The ring and pinion gears allow the front wheels to rotate at different speeds.
______ transmits power to the front and rear drive axles at normal drive speed.
Select one:
Four-wheel drive low range
Two-wheel drive
Four-wheel drive high range
Neutral
In a part-time four-wheel drive vehicle, when two-wheel drive is selected, power is transferred to:
Select one:
all four wheels.
only the front wheels
only the rear wheels.
none of the wheels.
While in four-wheel drive, if binding of the drivetrain it could be caused by:
Select one:
loose binding straps on the transfer case
the fact that the front wheels travel farther than the rear wheels.
the fact that the rear wheels travel farther than the front wheels.
incorrect drive shaft spacing.
What are these?
Rack & pinion gears
Carrier & pinion gears
Ring & pinion gears
Rzeppa joints
What is this part?
Carrier bearing
Driveshaft flange
Rzeppa joint
U-Joint
What is this part?
Rzeppa joint
CV Boot
Axle seal
Driveshaft grease retainer
What is this part?
Pinion gear(s)
Locking hub(s)
Rzeppa joints
Carrier bearings
What are these parts?
Wheel bearing & seal
Transfer case bearing & seal
Pinion bearing & seal
Axle bearing & seal
What is pictured here?
Limited slip differential
Posi traction differential
Open differential
Both A &B
When installing new differential clutches:
The clutches should be soaked in differential lubricant
The clutches should be assembled dry
Additive should not be used
The clutches are installed after the side gears
The spacers that were removed from under the differential ring gear carrier bearings will determine backlash when reinstalled.
True
False
Ring gear tooth pattern represents
Proper pinion bearing preload and torque
Proper side gear internal clearance
Proper ring gear runout
Proper contact between the ring and pinion gears
Any excessive differential ring gear runout could be the result of debris caught between the ______________ that was present upon assembly of the unit.
Side gear and differential case
Differential housing and the differential case
Ring gear and the differential case/carrier
None of the above
Technician A says that when disassembling a differential case, it's good practice to first measure ring gear runout. Technician B says that when overhauling a differential, it's good practice to save the crush sleeve for reuse. Who is correct?
Tech A
Tech B
Both
Neither
The differential pinion rotates and drives the differential ring gear.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT a possible power transfer option for a driver to select in a vehicle equipped with a transfer case?
Select one:
Four-wheel drive high range
Rear-wheel drive mid-range
Two-wheel drive
Neutral
Using ______ drive prevents excessive tire wear and possible damage to the drivelines or other 4WD drivetrain components.
Select one:
Four-wheel
Two-wheel
All-wheel
Rear-wheel
Tech A says that when making a turn, the front wheels travel a greater distance than the rear wheels. Tech B says that in off-road conditions, differences in speed between the front and rear driveshafts can be absorbed through slippage of the tires on the ground. Who is correct?
Select one:
Tech A
Tech B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Technician A says that part-time 4WD does not use a transfer case. Technician B says that AWD vehicles can safely drive with all four wheels on pavement. Who is correct?
Select one:
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Technician A says that some front differentials are operated by a vacuum motor. Technician B says that some front differentials are operated by electric motors. Who is correct?
Select one:
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Each four-wheel drive type of driveshaft has a U-joint at each end to transmit the drive through varying angles.
Select one:
True
False
Backlash is the amount of movement between the differential pinion gear teeth & the differential ring gear teeth.
True
False
What are the two most common types of limited slip differentials in use?
Clutch & gear
Cone & roller
Friction & antifriction
Sprag and one-way
A vehicle with ______________ will overcome the loss of traction by applying more power to the wheel that is not slipping by applying the brake on the wheel that is slipping.
A limited slip differential
Traction control
An active suspension system
An adaptive cruise control
The ___________________ assembly provides the final gear reduction necessary for drivetrain operation
Pinion gear
Ring gear
Driveshaft
Final drive
Preventive maintenance of a final drive assembly, regardless of its design, is important, as these axles are filled with special lubricants that promote long life and maintain quiet operation of the gears.
True
False
The clutch-style limited slip differential uses a multi-plate clutch pack between each side gear and the differential case.
Select one:
True
False
Technician A says that threaded rings are used to set the carrier bearing preload in some differentials. Technician B says that shims are used to adjust carrier bearing preload in some vehicles. Who is correct?
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Most vehicle manufacturers today use a gear-style limited slip differential design rather than the clutch-type design.
Select one:
True
False
How many styles of limited slip differentials are mainly in use?
2
3
4
5
Technician A says that the final drive assembly can be found in the front of the vehicle or the rear of the vehicle. Technician B says that the final drive assembly will be found only in the rear of the vehicle. Who is correct?
Select one:
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
On all of the final drive assemblies manufactured today, the anti-lock brake system (ABS) wheel speed sensor is incorporated in them.
True
False
Technician A says that when a vehicle is going straight, the side gears rotate two times faster than the pinion gears. Technician B says that when a vehicle is going straight, the pinion and side gears are going the same speed. Who is correct?
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
The outside plate of a clutch style limited slip differential is _______ to provide initial tension on the clutch pack when the two halves of the carrier are assembled.
Select one:
Dished
Cup shaped
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Final drives can be found in _______.
Select one:
Axles at the rear of the vehicle
Axles at the front of the vehicle
The transaxle of a front-wheel drive vehicle
All of the above
In a rear-drive vehicle, the ring gear is bolted to:
Select one:
the pinion bearing.
the differential carrier.
rear frame.
the leaf spring shackles.
In all axle designs, threaded adjusting rings engage with threads in the housing and will push against the side bearings of the carrier.
Select one:
True
False
Technician A says that the differential assembly allows the tires to travel at different speeds when going around a corner. Technician B says that without the differential, the tires might skip and slide when the vehicle goes around a corner. Who is correct?
Select one:
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
The most technically accurate description of a differential is that a differential:
Select one:
forces the two axles to turn at the same speed.
allows the axles to turn at different speeds.
is there to provide a place to connect the driveshaft.
is driven by the rear wheels.
The gear(s) that directly drive the drive axles is/are:
Select one:
the side gears.
the pinion gears.
the ring gear.
the drive pinion gear.
Some axle designs, shims are used to push against the side bearings to adjust _______.
Select one:
Bearing preload
Backlash
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Backlash clearance is the amount of clearance between:
Select one:
the ring gear and the side gears.
the pinion gear and the differential case.
the side gears and the pinion gears.
the ring gear and the pinion gear.
Name this part?
Pinion Gear
Ring Gear
Rzeppa Joint
Flywheel
What is this?
Ring Gear
Pinion Gear
Rzeppa Joint
Input Shaft
What part is this?
Rzeppa Joint
CV Joint
Universal Joint
Double Cardan Joint
With a(n) _____, drive from the engine is transmitted to a rear axle assembly by a drive (propeller) shaft.
Solid rear drive layout
All-wheel drive layout
Front-wheel drive layout
Rear-wheel drive layout
Vehicles with rear- or mid-mounted engines always use a transaxle in the rear of the vehicle and transfer the drive to the road wheels by external drive half-shafts.
Select one:
True
False
Transverse front-wheel drive layout designs eliminate the need to transfer power _____ degrees, as with a rear-wheel drive arrangement.
30
110
45
90
On a three-quarter floating axle vehicle, the axle flange is bolted to the housing and stabilizes the wheel horizontally, while the vehicle's weight is supported by the hub and the bearing.
True
False
Torque steer can be caused by:
unequal length half-shafts.
improperly torqued lug nuts.
an incorrectly torqued wheel hub.
a faulty steering shaft.
The purpose of axle seals is to ___________.
Contain the lubricating fluid in the final drive assembly
Prevent water intrusion
Seal contaminants out of the sealed cavity
All of the above
A reason to use the two-piece style driveshaft is because the angle of the U-joint may be too great if the driveshaft were just a single piece.
True
False
On all of the final drive assemblies manufactured today, the anti-lock brake system (ABS) wheel speed sensor is incorporated in them.
True
False
In a rear-drive vehicle, the ring gear is bolted to:
the pinion bearing.
the differential carrier.
rear frame.
the leaf spring shackles.
If the driveshaft parts are not marked during disassembly, then an out-of-phase condition could result, and _________ will occur even if the driveshaft is in balance.
A popping noise
A jerking movement
A growling noise
Vibration
In all states, the law requires an inspection of the brakes that involves removal of the tires to gain access to the brake system at least once a year.
True
False
The removal process for drive axle shafts is always the same, whether for integral or removable carriers.
True
False
Differential fluid leaks are always caused by a plugged breather or vent tube in the housing, which causes a pressure buildup within the housing.
True
False
Limited slip differential _______ can result from clutch parts that are worn; in some cases, changing the limited slip lubricating oil fixes the problem.
Select one:
Growling
Chattering
Squeaking
Both A and B
A contact pattern is made by using some type of ______ to make the pattern stand out.
Grease
Prussian blue marking compound
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
In a differential, side bearing preload limits the amount of ______ movement that the ring gear can travel, whereas backlash sets the closeness of the ring gear into the pinion gear.
Select one:
Backward
Vertical
Forward
Lateral
Any excessive differential ring gear runout could be the result of debris caught between the ________ that was present upon assembly of the unit.
Side gear and differential case
Differential case housing and the differential case
Ring gear and the differential case
None of the above
When installing any type of seal, it's a good practice to:
use the correct installer so you don't damage it.
leave part of the seal extending out of the bore.
scrape the edge of the seal so it will seal better.
put RTV on the sealing lip to ensure against leaks.
What is the purpose of the slip yoke on the driveshaft?
It allows for up-and-down movement of the suspension
It enables the driveshaft to accommodate worn u-joints
It allows for a change of driveshaft angle during turns
It enables the differential to work at different angles
All of these are drivetrain components EXCEPT?
Driveshafts
Balance Shafts
Final Drives
Drive Axles
In vehicles with an independent rear suspension, the final drive unit is mounted on the chassis frame, and drive is transferred to each road wheel through external driveshafts (half-shafts), which have flexible joints on each end.
True
False
All of these apply to vehicles with live solid rear axles EXCEPT:
the struts absorb road shocks and bumps.
there's a continuous change of distance between the output shaft and final drive pinion.
the drive shaft angle changes relative to its connections.
the final drive pinion nose angle changes when accelerating or braking.
A(n) __________________ is necessary to measure driveline runout.
Protractor
Dial Indicator
Vibration analyzer
Angle gauge
Tech A says that a driveshaft center bearing is used on a vehicle with a short driveshaft. Tech B says that a driveshaft center bearing has a rubber insert that can deteriorate. Who is correct?
Select one:
Tech A
Tech B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
A transfer case is most often used in a(n):
front-wheel drive (FWD) vehicle
four-wheel drive (4WD) vehicle
rear-wheel drive (RWD) vehicle
vehicle with a dead axle.
______ transmits power to the front and rear drive axles at normal drive speed.
Four-wheel drive low range
Four-wheel drive high range
Two-wheel drive
Neutral
In all-wheel drive vehicles only two of the wheels are normally powered, typically the rear wheels.
True
False
Technician A says that in all-wheel-drive vehicles, locked differentials are used to ensure ease in driving around curves. Technician B says that a third set of differential gears is used to allow turning and driving into curves. Who is correct?
Select one:
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Vacuum controls have rubber diaphragms in them, heat and moisture can cause them to deteriorate over time.
Select one:
True
False
Choose the correct statement:
Select one:
A transfer case is mounted to the front of the transmission.
Drive shafts are used to move power from the transfer case to the front and rear drive axles.
When making a turn, the rear wheels travel a greater distance than the front wheels.
The ring and pinion gears allow the front wheels to rotate at different speeds.
All of the following statements are true EXCEPT:
Select one:
when lock is selected on a manually locking hub, it acts on a sleeve.
the sleeve slides in and out to lock the two splined components together.
freewheeling hubs disconnect the hubs from the axle shafts and prevent rotation of the front-wheel drive components.
in a four-wheel drive range, the drive is transmitted from the transfer case to the transmission.
In four-wheel drive applications, which of the following components transfers the drive from the transfer case (torque splitter) to the final drive units at the front and rear axle assemblies?
Select one:
Drive shafts
Drive axle
Electromagnetic clutch
Vacuum motor
Technician A says that all front wheel hubs lock automatically. Technician B says that all front wheel hubs lock manually. Who is correct?
Select one:
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Tech A says that when making a turn, the front wheels travel a greater distance than the rear wheels. Tech B says that in off-road conditions, differences in speed between the front and rear driveshafts can be absorbed through slippage of the tires on the ground. Who is correct?
Select one:
Tech A
Tech B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Which of these perform the same task of splitting power between the front and rear axles?
Select one:
Transfer cases and PTOs
Output shaft and PTOs
CV joints and PTOs
Output shaft and CV joints
Tech A says that electric actuators are used for things like engaging 4WD or locking the axles together. Tech B says that sensors send signals directly to electric actuators to cause them to operate. Who is correct?
Select one:
Tech A
Tech B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Technician A says that freewheeling hubs disconnect the hubs from the axle shafts. Technician B says that freewheeling hubs disconnect the wheels when steering around corners. Who is correct?
Select one:
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Name this part?
Transfer Case
Manual Locking Hub
Automatic Locking Hub
Carrier Assembly
Technician A says that part-time 4WD does not use a transfer case. Technician B says that AWD vehicles can safely drive with all four wheels on pavement. Who is correct?
Select one:
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Which of the following is a device designed to split the power from the transmission to both the front and the rear drive axles when four-wheel drive is selected?
Select one:
Clutch
Transfer case
Driveshaft
CV joint
Technician A says that constant-velocity joints are used on some 4WD vehicles. Technician B says that a slip joint is part of a driveshaft. Who is correct?
Select one:
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Tech A says that the PCM/TCM compensates for different size tires as long as the tires on the front match each other, and the tires on the rear match each other. Tech B says that many manufacturers require the circumference of ALL tires to be within 0.25" (6.4 mm) of each other. Who is correct?
Select one:
Tech A
Tech B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Tech A says that axle seals are a common source of solid axle fluid leaks. Tech B says that pinion seals are a common source of solid axle fluid leaks. Who is correct?
Select one:
Tech A
Tech B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Technician A says that U-joints can make a chirping or squeaking nose when they are going bad. Technician B says that U-joints are typically used on FWD axles to provide torque through all angles of steering. Who is correct?
Select one:
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Which type of joint has an inner race, six steel ball bearings, a bearing cage, and an outer race?
Select one:
Rzeppa joint
Fixed-type joint
Tulip joint
Universal joint
Tech A says that pinion bearing preload is measured with a dial indicator. Tech B says that pinion bearing preload positions the bearings such that the pinion gear is held firmly in place but still allows smooth rotation of the gear. Who is correct?
Select one:
Tech A
Tech B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Tech A says that excessive ring gear runout could be the result of debris caught between the ring gear and the differential case during assembly. Tech B says that excessive ring gear runout could indicate bad bearings on the differential case housing. Who is correct?
Select one:
Tech A
Tech B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Tech A says that if a CV boot is torn, it can typically be replaced without replacing the entire joint or shaft. Tech B says that worn CV joints can make a clicking noise when driving while making a tight turn. Who is correct?
Select one:
Tech A
Tech B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Vehicles with independent rear suspension have:
Select one:
live rear axles.
leaf springs.
driveshafts in axle housings.
driveshafts with flexible joints on each end.
Driveline angularity is critical to ensure ________ are working at their proper angle.
Select one:
CV joints
U-joints
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
