Exam 77: Front-Wheel-Drive Transaxle and Cv Joint Service

Advantages of rear-wheel drive include reduced weight and a more efficient drivetrain, resulting in better fuel economy.

A(n) ____________________ allows the wheels to turn at different speeds when rounding corners.

Why is the outboard joint referred to as a fixed joint?

The inside end of the axle shaft is called the ____________________.

What are the different ways of classifying CV joints?

In ____, power comes in through the input shaft first gear.

While having a discussion, Technician A says that in a typical front-wheel-drive transmission, fourth gear would be accomplished by locking the input shaft to the output shaft for a 1:1 ratio. Technician B says that this occurs in a typical rear-wheel-drive transmission. Who is correct?

The term MOST-Likely used to describe a drive axle is:

Which of the following statements is LEAST-Likely true?

Are rear-wheel-drive axles and front-wheel-drive axles the same?

With respect to power, what is the difference between the second gear and the fourth gear?

What is the purpose of the two shift cables?

The term MOST-Likely used to describe the inboard CV joint is:

In ____________________ gear, power comes in through the input shaft and leaves through a fixed spur gear.

In ____, power comes in through the input shaft third gear, which is connected to the input shaft by the third and fourth synchro clutch.

A(n) ____________________ combines an automatic transmission and a differential.

Which of the following terms LEAST-Likely refers to an output shaft?

A front-wheel-drive car has a transaxle, which combines a transmission and differential into a single unit.

While having a discussion, Technician A says that there is a short shaft at the outside end of a drive axle called a stub shaft. Technician B says that is called a stub axle. Who is correct?

In a typical rear-wheel-drive transmission, fourth gear would be accomplished by locking the input shaft to the output shaft for a 1:1 ratio.