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NOCTI 4

Total questions: 49

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A parallelogram steering linkage utilizes the pitman and idler arms to support the

a)

strut rods

b)

center link

c)

steering coupler

d)

track bar

2.

Tire Pressure Monitor System (TPMS) battery life is estimated to be

a)

1 to 5 years

b)

7 to 10 years

c)

10 to 14 years

d)

15 to 19 years

3.

An indirect Tire Pressure Monitor System (TPMS) uses a

a)

yaw

b)

tire pressure

c)

brake pad

d)

wheel speed sensor to calculate the tire pressure.

4.

When checking radial movement of a ball joint with a dial indicator

a)

lift vehicle and place hands at 3 and 9 o'clock

b)

do not lift vehicle and place hands at 3 and 9 o'clock

c)

do not lift vehicle and place hands at 6 and 12 o'clock

d)

lift vehicle and place hands at 6 and 12 o'clock

5.

What is the purpose of the part in the image below?

a)

main suspension system to support the weight of the vehicle

b)

controls side-to-side sway of the vehicle

c)

controls the forward and backward motion of the A arm

d)

part of the steering system to turn left and right

6.

When the tires are closer together at the front than at the rear, the wheels~ Direction of moving forward

a)

have negative caster

b)

have negative camber

c)

are toe-in

d)

are toe-out

7.

The most critical tire-wearing angle is

a)

steering axis inclination SAI

b)

caster

c)

toe

d)

tracking

8.

What tool is used to measure ride height?

a)

outside micrometer

b)

inside micrometer

c)

dial indicator

d)

tape measure

9.

The tire wear shown illustrates axle side of tire

a)

positive caster

b)

negative caster

c)

positive camber

d)

negative camber

10.

A side load condition on a wheel bearing occurs when the vehicle is

a)

stationary

b)

moving

c)

in reverse

d)

cornering

11.

A brake spoon is used to

a)

install the return springs

b)

rotate the star wheel

c)

adjust the disc brakes

d)

remove hold down pins

12.

When diagnosing ABS traction control, the____________system must be working correctly before traction assist can be diagnosed

a)

electronic control transmission

b)

supplemental restraint

c)

base brake

d)

transfer case control module

13.

A high, hard brake pedal and excessive stopping distances most likely indicates

a)

air in the hydraulic brake system

b)

low brake fluid

c)

brake pads that may be worn out

d)

a defective power brake booster

14.

In a tapered roller bearing assembly, the races and rollers are tapered such that all the tapered angles meet at a

a)

minimum

b)

maximum

c)

common

d)

different point.

15.

For lateral runout, a technician should use a

a)

dial indicator

b)

tape measure

c)

micrometer

d)

linear caliper

16.

The disc brakes' rotors can fail due to parallelism and

a)

lateral runout

b)

excessive brake pressure

c)

low tire pressure

d)

tire runout

17.

When checking for thickness variation on a disc brake rotor, the technician should use a

a)

linear caliper

b)

dial indicator

c)

micrometer

d)

tape measure

18.

If the brake drum measures 10.250 inches and the discard specification is 10.650 inches, how much can be machined off the drum and still use it?

a)

0.400 inches

b)

0.150 inches

c)

0.300 inches

d)

0.650 inches

19.

A typical parking brake system uses a________ mechanism to maintain tension on the parking brake cables and assembly when applied.

a)

manual

b)

rotor

c)

screw

d)

ratcheting

20.

A soft or spongy feel when brakes are applied could indicate

a)

air in the hydraulic system

b)

a defective power booster

c)

worn out pads or shoes

d)

a defective master cylinder

21.

The vehicle's power steering pump may be used to supply power to the

a)

vacuum power brakes

b)

traction control system

c)

hydraulic brake system

d)

hydro-boost power brakes

22.

If all four wheels tend to slowly lock up while driving, the most likely trouble would be in the

a)

wheel cylinders

b)

master cylinder

c)

brake shoes

d)

brake drums

23.

A brake pedal that slowly goes to the floor when the brakes are applied with no fluid loss could indicate the

a)

brake pads or shoes may be worn out

b)

brake fluid is low

c)

power booster is defective

d)

master cylinder is defective

24.

Most vacuum-assist power brake units have___________ reserve stops.

a)

2 to 3

b)

4 to 6

c)

7 to 9

d)

10 to 12

25.

Given a customer concern of 'grinding noise when braking,' the technician should first

a)

recommend full front brake service

b)

recommend full four wheel brake service

c)

perform a wheel alignment

d)

verify customer concern

26.

A disc brake rotor's total indicated runout reading should be

a)

more than 0.005 inch

b)

more than 0.060 inch

c)

between 0.000 inch to 0.005 inch

d)

between 0.000 inch and 0.060 inch

27.

A line wrench or__________________wrench is the recommended tool for removing brake lines from a wheel cylinder.

a)

bent

b)

combination

c)

flare nut

d)

open-end

28.

When safely performing a traction control system diagnostic trouble code (DTC) check, the technician should

a)

disconnect the powertrain control module

b)

follow the DTC symptom flow charts

c)

disable the anti-lock brake system (ABS) control system

d)

charge the battery to 13.8 volts

29.

What process is used to eliminate air from the brake lines?

a)

manual cleaning

b)

bench bleeding

c)

pressure bleeding

d)

vacuum cleaning

30.

If a front wheel has radial and axial movement, what is the most likely cause?

a)

faulty stabilizer link

b)

worn idler arm

c)

loose wheel bearings

d)

faulty pitman arm

31.

The sensor that typically reports the vehicle's speed to the electronic brake control module is the

a)

vehicle speed

b)

yaw rate

c)

steering angle

d)

radar sensor.

32.

While load testing a 12-volt battery, the voltage reading should be no lower than_____ at 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

a)

9.6 volts

b)

10.6 volts

c)

11.6 volts

d)

12.6 volts

33.

The three types of headlight systems are

a)

HID, LCD, and incandescent

b)

halogen, LED, and HID

c)

incandescent, fluorescent, and LCD

d)

fluorescent, halogen, and LED

34.

When diagnosing an inoperable headlamp circuit, a technician should first check the

a)

module

b)

battery

c)

starter

d)

switch

35.

Acceptable voltage drop in an automotive starter ground circuit while cranking the engine is

a)

0.2V

b)

2.4V

c)

9.6 V

d)

10.4 V

36.

High resistance in the starter circuit can be checked with a/an

a)

voltage drop

b)

open circuit voltage

c)

battery load

d)

parasitic load test.

37.

A vehicle has one very dim headlight. This is most likely the result of

a)

high resistance in the circuit

b)

a cracked lens assembly

c)

a good battery ground connection

d)

deterioration of the bulb

38.

When servicing a wiper blade, what should the technician do?

a)

Replace the worn one and make sure the new one is on the driver's side.

b)

Place a fender cover under the raised arm when the blade is being replaced.

c)

Change the blade when the arm is in the parked position.

d)

Leave the wiper arm up and unattended.

39.

Before testing a charging system, the vehicle must have

a)

a well-tuned engine

b)

a discharged battery

c)

proper ignition timing

d)

a fully charged battery

40.

When operating the starter circuit, the technician hears the starter spinning, but the engine does not turn. What might this indicate?

a)

The starter relay has failed.

b)

There is high resistance in the starter circuit.

c)

The starter drive is defective.

d)

The battery is in a low state of charge.

41.

Numerous functions in a vehicle interior are controlled by the

a)

Powertrain

b)

Body

c)

Transmission

d)

Electronic Control Module.

42.

An indication of alternator output can be obtained by

a)

comparing battery voltage with engine off and engine running

b)

load testing the cranking amps for 15 seconds

c)

verifying that the alternator is grounded

d)

cranking the starter for 15 seconds before the output test

43.

The most common wire identification on wiring diagrams is__________ coding.

a)

sequence

b)

color

c)

symbol

d)

number

44.

While attempting to start a vehicle, the starter will not spin and a click is heard. This is most likely caused by

a)

a broken drive gear housing

b)

a broken ring gear

c)

a worn starter armature

d)

worn starter solenoid contacts

45.

The____________ protects the windshield wiper electrical system.

a)

fuse/circuit breaker

b)

variable resistor

c)

diode/rectifier

d)

fusible link

46.

The device used to control alternator field current is the

a)

stator

b)

rectifier bridge

c)

voltage regulator

d)

diode trio

47.

Corrosion on a battery post can cause high_____between battery post and battery terminal.

a)

resistance

b)

amperage

c)

wattage

d)

voltage

48.

When replacing an open (blown) fuse, a

a)

higher capacity fuse is acceptable

b)

lesser capacity fuse is preferred

c)

recommended capacity fuse should be used

d)

jumper wire can be substituted

49.

Current is measured in

a)

volts

b)

watts

c)

amperes

d)

ohms