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WorksheetsAUTO1405- Accessories Quiz - Seats
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
__________convert electrical energy into
mechanical movement.
voltage drop test
solenoid
motor
seat track
Motors used to control
adjustment of power seats
generally use the mechanical
advantage of....
pulley advantage
AC/DC current
fulcrum wedge
gear reduction
A 6-way power adjustable seat, generally has how many motors?
3
2
5
6
The circuits are normally at ground through the seat control
switch.
True
False
"Polarity" refers to the direction of electrical current flow, specifically indicating which terminal is considered positive and which is negative.
true
false
Heated seats are being discussed. Tech A says that when there is an open circuit in the backrest heated seat mat, the seat cushion will still operate correctly. Tech B says that the heated seat mats are wired in parallel and each have their own temperature sensor. Who is correct?
Tech A
Tech B
Both Tech A and Tech B
Neither Tech A or Tech B
A/C seats in a climate seat system are being discussed. Tech A says that there is separate ducting to the HVAC system to control flow of cold air through the seats perforated cushions. Tech B says that there is no separate evaporator core, and instead a Peltier Element and blower motor are used to cool the seats. Who is correct?
Tech A
Tech B
Both
Neither
A seat cushion liner is required for heated seat systems to work efficiently.
True
False
Thermal electric devises are used in heated seats to pass air over a heat element.
True
False
This seat adjustment can be control by altering cable tension, or inflating an air bladder (depending on the design of the system).
height
knee bolster
tilt
lumbar support
Which of the following are self resetting?
adjustable fuse
fuse
circuit breaker
high resistance wire
What does this symbol mean?
sun-load sensor
Transistor
Diode
LED
What does this symbol mean?
:)
"Happy"
contact is linked
splice
circuit breaker
Where would G104 most likely be located?
Under Dash
Trunk
Under Hood
Passenger compartment
A resistor used in parallel with coil windings is a common voltage spike reduction method used in many relays.
False
True
False- The coil winding must be in series
False- A capacitor is the common method
