What type of wrench handle is required to measure the amount of twisting force that is being applied in tightening a bolt?

Which screwdriver is designed to be used as a chisel?

Which pliers are used for cutting wire and tape?

Which punch is used for marking drill holes prior to drilling?

Technician A says the size of USCS wrenches is given in fractions of an inch. Technician B says it is okay to use a USCS wrench on a metric fastener if it is close in size. Who is correct?

Technician A says universal sockets are used when straight-on access to bolts is not possible. Technician B says impact sockets are not as strong as standard sockets. Who is correct?

Technician A says a T-handle is used when extra leverage is required. Technician B says a torque wrench measures the twisting force that is being applied in tightening a bolt. Who is correct?

Technician A says nut drivers are useful for quickly removing small nuts and bolts on vehicles. Technician B says the socket at the tip of nut drivers is not removable. Who is correct?

Technician A says punches are used to cut or chip metal. Technician B says a taper punch is designed to drive out rivets after the rivet head has been removed. Who is correct?

Technician A says, if a punch or chisel has a mushroomed head, the mushroomed metal may fly off the tool. Technician B says, if a punch or chisel has a mushroomed head, the hammer slips off the head more easily. Who is correct?

Technician A says files are designed to pry components apart. Technician B says files are designed to cut the heads off fasteners. Who is correct?

Technician A says an oscilloscope connects via cable to the vehicle’s DLC. Technician B says an oscilloscope displays a line pattern that shows voltage in relation to time. Who is correct?

Technician A says American automobile manufacturers have largely switched to using the USCS system of sizing fasteners and threads. Technician B says the length of a bolt is measured from under the head to the end of the threads. Who is correct?

Technician A says a tap is used to cut threads onto a rod. Technician B says a die is used to cut threads into a hole. Who is correct?

Technician A says the thimble and anvil are the parts of an outside micrometer that contact the item being measured. Technician B says, when using a micrometer, readings from several scales must be added to get the correct measurement. Who is correct?

Technician A says a dial caliper has jaws for making inside measurements and jaws for making outside measurements. Technician B says a dial caliper is used rather than a micrometer when an extremely precise measurement is required. Who is correct?

Which of the following is a safety hazard associated with operating pneumatic tools?

What size is a power drill that holds a drill bit with a shaft diameter no larger than 3/8 in?

How often should water be drained from the storage tank on an air compressor?

Technician A says blowing compressed air on skin can cause infection. Technician B says air tool oil should be applied to a new pneumatic tool before operating the tool. Who is correct?

Technician A says a quick coupler connects a battery to a cordless tool. Technician B says the batteries in cordless tools rarely need recharging. Who is correct?

Technician A says hydraulic fluid is a cleaning agent used for hydraulic equipment. Technician B says hydraulic pressure is created by the manual pumping of a handle or air pressure. Who is correct?

Technician A says a wheel balancer roughs up the rubber on the inside of tires. Technician B says a tire machine equally distributes the weight around a wheel. Who is correct?

Technician A says an engine hoist is also referred to as a portable engine crane. Technician B says an object being moved by a hoist should be moved very slowly. Who is correct?

Technician A says to refer to the general service information section of service information for help in reading the vehicle’s VIN. Technician B says the repair sections of service information include detailed repair procedures for each system of the vehicle. Who is correct?

Technician A says the engine code is generally stamped on the hood of the vehicle. Technician B says the engine code provides information about whether the engine was designed for a manual or automatic transmission. Who is correct?

Technician A says when ordering a repair part, the part vendor may need to know the vehicle’s engine size. Technician B says when ordering a repair part, the part vendor may need to know the number of doors on the vehicle. Who is correct?

Which is a solvent formulated to loosen material that is sealed or glued?

Which is a long-term hazard of prolonged contact of the skin with grease or oil?

Which specialty chemical acts as a lock washer?

Technician A says petroleum-based parts-washing solvent is best for cleaning electric motors. Technician B says when petroleum-based parts-washing solvent gets low, pour a little water in the solution. Who is correct?

Technician A says digestive-type carburetor cleaner should be used to clean small, precision components. Technician B says digestive-type carburetor cleaner can burn skin quickly. Who is correct?

Technician A says liquid detergent is suitable for washing engine blocks after honing. Technician B says hand-protecting creams cannot be removed by ordinary hand soap. Who is correct?

Technician A says most hydraulic fluids are safe on paint. Technician B says using the incorrect brake fluid can cause brakes to malfunction or fail. Who is correct?

Technician A says an aerobic sealer cures only in the absence of air. Technician B says an anaerobic sealer cures only when exposed to air. Who is correct?

Which of the following averaged specific gravity readings indicates a discharged battery?

The built-in hydrometer eye is green. You find that the hold-down was loose, causing a small hole to be rubbed through the case. Which of the following should you do?

A conventional battery is failing to start a vehicle. The generator lost its drive belt and was not charging the battery. Open circuit voltage is 12.06 and six cells showed 1.155 when checked with a hydrometer. Which of the following is needed?

Front wheel drive vehicles typically use __________.

Technician A says that brake fade occurs if the brakes create more heat than they can dissipate and the friction coefficient reduces. Technician B says that brake fade occurs by a fast dissipation of heat in the brake system that causes a glazing on the brake lining. Who is correct?

What percentage of the braking force comes from the rear brakes in a typical front wheel drive vehicle?

Which of the following statements is true?

This type of engine relies on the heat of compression to ignite the fuel.

An inline DOHC engine has __________ camshafts.

This part has carefully machined high spots called lobes.

V-type engines have __________ cylinder banks.

Which of the following is NOT a component of a steering system?

A certain tire has a size of P215/65R16. What does the 215 number signify?

A certain tire has a size of P215/65R16. What does the 65 number signify?