Exam 39: Manual Transmission and Transaxle Service

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Using a lubricant that is thicker than service manual specifications can lead to ______.

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Identify three causes of unusual noises from within a manual transmission.

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Unusual noises may be caused by worn or damaged bearings, gear teeth, and synchronizers.

An excessively low lubricant level will most likely cause ______.

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If a threaded area in an aluminum housing is damaged, a _____ insert can be used to restore the damaged threads.

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If a noise stops with the engine at idle and the clutch disengaged, the noise is probably coming from the inside of the transmission.

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Technician A uses a gear puller to remove ball bearings from the main shaft. Technician B uses a pin punch. Who is correct?

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Transmission identification numbers usually include the ______.

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A rough growling noise occurs when the vehicle is moving and the transmission is in forward or reverse gears. The noise is not heard when the transmission is in neutral. Technician A says the output or mainshaft bearings may be faulty. Technician B says the pilot bearing may be faulty. Who is correct?

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Prior to disassembling a manual transmission, measure the input and output shaft ____________________ with a dial indicator.

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A rough growling noise heard from a transaxle while in neutral with the engine running, vehicle stationary, and clutch engaged indicates that there is a problem in the ____________________.

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Roll pins are installed and removed from the shifter linkage with ________.

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Manual transmission/transaxle internal shift linkage should be adjusted if a shift linkage problem is identified.

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Technician A checks the condition of blocking rings by measuring the clearance between the blocking ring and the face of the gear. Technician B visually inspects the blocking ring for worn clutch teeth and smooth internal surfaces. Who is correct?

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A poorly adjusted shift linkage can cause_________.

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Technician A says most transmission identification numbers include the model, gear ratios, manufacturer, and assembly date. Technician B says the transmission ID number is located on the driver's side door pillar. Who is correct?

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A grinding noise during shifting indicates gear ____________________.

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When installing a ball bearing that is a press fit (tight)onto the main shaft, pressure should be applied to the _____ race.

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If the transmission does not have a dipstick the transmission fluid level can be checked by removing the ____________________ plug on the side of the unit.

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Manual transaxle input shafts are typically supported by ______ bearings.

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A car jumps out of gear into neutral when decelerating or going down hills. Technician A checks the shift lever and internal gearshift linkage. Technician B says the clutch pilot bearing could be the problem. Who is correct?

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