Brakes
Front wheel drive vehicles typically use: Front/Rear split brake systems, Diagonally split brake systems, Equal numbers of each, or Side to side split brake systems
Diagonally split brake systems
A MacPherson strut suspension is most commonly used with which type of steering system?
Rack-and-pinion
This part has carefully machined high spots called lobes.
Camshaft
When performing a complete steering and suspension inspection, you should check: for proper vehicle ride height, the tires and wheels for proper size, tires for inflation and uniform construction, all steering and suspension components for looseness, or All of the above
All of the above
Rubber bushings are used on suspensions to
cushion parts and reduce vibration and noise
Gauge sets used to test proportioning valves must be able to withstand pressures up to: 1,200 psi, 1,500 psi, 1,750 psi or 2,500 psi.
1,500 psi
Which of the following is part of a rack-and-pinion steering system? Bellows boot, Idler arm, Pitman arm, or Center link
Bellows boot
A V-type DOHC engine has this many camshafts.
Four
If this angle is out-of-specs, tire wear can result, but it is not the most critical of tire wearing angles: toe, camber, caster, or tracking
Camber
The MacPherson strut suspension design: uses a straight axle, uses a long and short control arm with a coil spring mounted between them, is an independent suspension, or None of the above
Is an independent suspension
What percentage of the braking force comes from the rear brakes in a typical front wheel drive vehicle? 0.1, 0.3, 0.5, or 0.7
0.3
Which of the following could cause excessive play in the steering wheel? Loose power steering belt, Incorrect alignment, Low tire pressure, or Worn flexible coupling
Worn flexible coupling
This condition occurs when the air-fuel mixture self-ignites during the compression stroke before the spark plug fires.
Pre-ignition
Which brake fluid is silicone based? DOT 5, DOT 4, DOT 3, or All are silicone based
DOT 5
A type of suspension system that uses computer-controlled hydraulic rams instead of conventional springs is called: air suspension, magneto-rheological (MR) suspension, passive suspension, or active suspension.
active
On drum brake systems, the wheel cylinders are always fastened firmly to this.
brake backing plate
Before performing steering column service, you should: consult the vehicle service manual for SRS de-activation procedures, disable the SIR system, secure the negative battery cable away from the battery, or All of the above
All of the above
This condition is caused when the flame front initiated by the spark plug collides with an undesired flame front.
Spark knock
Production of this type of engine was discontinued in 1995and re-introduced in 2003.
Rotary
When this type of suspension spring becomes fatigued, its tension can be adjusted. Leaf spring, Coil spring, Torsion bar, or All of the above
Torsion Bar
A spongy brake pedal can result from: a bent master cylinder push rod, an improperly adjusted master cylinder push rod, too much pedal free height, or air trapped in the brake system
air trapped in the brake system
Technician A says to re-use any O-rings when installing a new power steering hose. Technician B says that after replacing a hose, the system should be flushed, refilled, and bled. Who is correct? Tech A, Tech B, Both Tech A and B, or Neither Technician
Tech B
In an pushrod engine, the camshaft is located in the
engine block
Replace a caliper when its bore damage is in excess of: .001 in., .005 in., .010 in., or .015 in.
.001 in.
Technician A says that multi-link suspensions are found only on front suspensions. Technician B says that the modified MacPherson strut is found on both front and rear suspensions. Who is correct? Tech A, Tech B, Both Technicians, or Neither Technician
Tech B