Exam 4: Service Information, Specifications, and Measurements 

VIN abbreviations are a short series of letters that represent technical terms or words.

The tool MOST-Likely used to measure part movement and out-of-round in thousandths of an inch is:

____ results when you read a rule or scale from an angle instead of looking at it straight down.

______________________________ give(s) instructions, safety warnings, and technical illustrations for specific makes and models of vehicles.

The ___________________________________ is used to find out how and when the vehicle was manufactured.

What information is usually included in a vehicle dimension manual or software?

While having a discussion, Technician A says that excessive pressure can be dangerous or damage parts.Technician B says that low air pressure may keep a tool from working properly.Who is correct?

The ____ gives information about the finish (paint) and the trim or moldings used on a specific vehicle.

____ give logical steps for finding the source of problems.

______________________________ provides easy access to a user-customized database of recycled parts and suppliers in North America and Canada.

Measurements are number values that help control repair processes in collision repair.

What is the difference between a mercury thermometer and a dial thermometer?

____ are small pictures that represent a location, part, procedures, safety warning, measurement point, or other aspect of repair.

____ are similar to wiring diagrams but show how various fluids or air move through a hydraulic (oil-filled) or pneumatic (air-filled) circuit.

Which of the following is LEAST-Likely a type of mil gauge?

Panel welding illustrations give the factory recommended weld count, weld type, and weld locations for replacing structural panels.

The term MOST-Likely used to describe an instrument used to measure body temperature when painting is:

Mil gauges are sometimes used to measure mechanical parts when high precision is important.

____ are handy for changing from one measuring system to another or from one value to another.

SDS service guides give procedures, safety warnings, component locations, and other facts for working on active restraint systems.