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Worksheetssteering,suspension,drivetrain final
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 34mins
Technician A says the power steering pump is usually driven by a belt. Technician B says some power steering systems do not have a pump and use an electric motor. Who is right?
A only
B only
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
Technician A says all vehicles have shock absorbers. Technician B says all shock absorbers support the weight of the vehicle. Who is right?
A only
B only
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
A worn strut assembly may result in:
a poor ride
noise while turning
unevenly worn tires
all of the above
Explain the function of shock absorbers in a vehicle's suspension system.
They are used to adjust the steering wheel alignment.
They help to control the movement of the springs and dampen the impact of bumps and uneven road surfaces.
They have no impact on the vehicle's suspension system.
They help to increase the speed of the vehicle on bumpy roads.
A tire size measurement given in the P-metric size designation is listed as: P 235/50 R18. Technician A says the number 50 is the aspect ratio.Technician B says the number 18 signifies the tire’s year of manufacture in the 21st century, which is 2018. Who is right?
A
B
Both
Neither
Technician A says tire markings on the sidewall of a tire give information about a tire’s load-carrying ability. Technician B says tire markings on the sidewall of a tire provide the tire’s speed rating. Who is right?
A
B
Both
Neither
On a SLA suspension, The lower control arm will be :
shorter
longer
weaker
stronger
When doing a simple check of shocks, a technician should:
push the car forward
bounce the car
hit speed bumps going fast
puch the car backward
All of these are types of suspension springs EXCEPT :
coil spring
leaf spring
return spring
torsion bar
An anti- roll bar is also known as :
a control arm
a sway bar
torsion bar
trailing arm
true of false : A technician should always replace struts in pairs?
True
False
A _______________ has a large amount of energy when it is compressed. So much care should be taken during disassembly.
insulator
coil spring
shock
control arm
What is the part of the tire called that the arrow is pointing at?
Seal
Bead
Rim
Tread
Identify this part:
Shock
Tie Rod
Steering Shaft
Sway Bar
Identify the part of the tire that the arrow is pointing at:
Tread
Sidewall
Bead
Plies
What causes ths type of tire wear?
Underinflation
Overinflation
Toe In
Camber
Excessive positive camber will cause tire wear around
both inner and outer edges
the center
the inner edge
the outer edge
Camber is the
forward and backward tilt of the steering axis
inward or outward tilt of the wheel at the top
inward or outward tilt of the wheel in the front
none of the above
Name this component?
Steering Knuckle
Tie Rod
Center Link
Pitman Arm
All suspension systems use ________ of one form or another
Beam axles
Control arms
Pivot shafts
Springs
Vehicles with automatic transmissions have:
Flywheels
Flex Plates
Flux Capacitors
Pressure Plates
ATF is generally:
Red
Golden Brown
Black
Clear
True or false : An automatic transmission uses a Flywheel.
True
False
This component allows the axles to turn at different speeds:
transmission
differential
halfshaft
driveshaft
A RWD vehicle has a leak on the LR wheel, what is most likely the cause of this?
pinion seal
transmission leak
axle seal
rear main seal
Name this component:
U-Joint
CV Joint
bearing cap
slip yoke
A customer hears a clicking noise while making sharp turns. What is most likely the issue?
Failed driveshaft
Failed differential gear
failed U - Joint
failed CV joint
This is another name for a throw out bearing :
release bearing
pilot beaing
input bearing
wheel bearing
Name This component :
pushrod
brake master cylinder
slave cylinder
clutch master cylinder
Name this component
pickle fork
clutch fork
shift lever
piston ring spreader
True or False : A dual mass flywheel can help absorb engine vibrations?
True
False
What is the function of the gear shifter in a manual transmission?
To select different gears
To disengage the clutch
To synchronize speed before changing gears
To engage the engine's rotational energy
What is the role of the torque converter in an automatic transmission?
To control the braking system
To control the steering system
To transfer and multiply torque from the engine to the transmission
To control the power generated by the engine
What is the purpose of the neutral gear in a vehicle?
To increase speed
To disengage the transmission from the engine
To increase torque
To engage the engine's rotational energy
List and briefly explain the main components of a clutch system as outlined in the lesson.
Pedal, gearbox, and brakes
Flywheel, clutch disc, and pressure plate
Engine, radiator, and tires
Steering wheel, seat belt, and dashboard
Name the part pictured.
Flywheel
Gearbox
Clutch disc
Pressure plate
Name the part.
Planetary gear
Pressure plate
Sun gear
Clutch disc
Name the part.
Torque Converter
Flywheel
Release bearing
Clutch disc
What type of transmission is shown?
Gear Drive
SMG
Automatic
Manual
What type of transmission is shown?
Gear Drive
SMG
Automatic
Manual
Which component is used on FWD vehicles to support the engine and transmission?
Body mount
Cradle
Ladder frame
Perimeter frame
What should you do if your car's steering feels loose or unresponsive?
Increase your speed to stabilize the steering
Check for issues with steering fluid or linkage
Adjust your driving style to compensate
Ignore the issue as it might resolve itself
Regularly rotating tires can help prolong their lifespan.
True
False
