The relative resistance to motion between any two bodies in contact with one another is called __________.

Clutch __________ is the amount of torque a clutch can transmit before it starts to slip.

The purpose of a __________ is to smooth out vibrations from the crankshaft assembly and provide one of the friction surfaces for a clutch disc used on manual transmission/transaxle applications.

Which of these is responsible for providing a channel to transfer torque from engine to the back of front clutch disc and front of the rear clutch disc?

Which of following pull-type clutches uses coaxial springs working against levers that can reduce clutch pedal effort by 50%?

The diaphragm spring clutch creates clamp load with the use of a __________ spring pushing on the pressure plate.

When discussing basic types of clutches used in the medium- and heavy-duty commercial vehicle industry, Technician A says the two basic types are pull-type and push-type. Technician B says using a push-type clutch allows the use of a clutch brake to slow and stop the transmission gearing. Who is correct?

In pot-type flywheel designs, the intermediate plate is driven by __________ installed in the flywheel itself.

Which of the following carries considerable inertia as they rotate?

The release fork in a pull-type clutch is what shape?

_______ was banned from use in friction materials in North America due to its carcinogenic qualities.

What type of brake is a type of transmission shaft brake geared to one countershaft?

Which of the following is used to nullify the difference in the speed between the rotating gear and the stationary main shaft in pull-type clutches?

Which of the following statements is NOT correct concerning a conventional clutch brake?

Technician A says that a limiting torque clutch brake is designed to assist in upshifts. Technician B says that a limiting torque clutch brake is also called an upshift brake for this reason. Who is correct?

The Eaton two-pedal ultra-shift transmission system was the first system on the market that did not use a traditional clutch ________ linkage.

Which of these acts upon the servo piston to move the cross shift lever in air-assisted hydraulic actuation systems?

Technician A says that a larger piston should be used in the slave cylinder, as opposed to the master cylinder, of hydraulic actuation systems to have mechanical advantage. Technician B says that, ideally, the piston in the master cylinder should be larger than that of the slave cylinder of a hydraulic actuation system. Who is correct?

Which of these clutch actuation systems is mostly used in medium and heavy duty trucks?

What component does the clutch disc spline to?

The manual transmission is at the heart of the drivetrain and receives power from the engine by way of the clutch assembly.