Exam 2: Drivetrain Theory Special Tools and Procedures

List three examples of lifting tools used in the shop.

What are the three most common types of torque wrenches?

What fasteners prevent rotary motion between two parts, such as a pulley and shaft?

_____ refers to an ionized gas that has about an equal amount of positive ions and electrons.

How is an ion different than an atom?

What do scientists consider the fourth state of matter, the most common form of matter in the universe?

_____ are versatile measuring tools used for a direct reading of inside and outside diameters and depth.

When a small gear drives a larger gear, what is the effect on the force at which the larger gear turns?

Pulleys, levers, and gears can be used to increase or decrease force.

Energy in motion is kinetic energy. What term refers to stored energy?

A catalyst is a substance that is consumed during a chemical reaction.

What type of calipers are easy to read and typically can be switched for SAE or metric measurement?

A voluntary certification program for automotive, heavy-duty truck, auto body repair, and engine machine shop technicians is offered by _____.

_____ says that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

_____ tools are typically used by technicians because they have more torque, weigh less, and require less maintenance.

Matter is anything that occupies space and exists as a gas, liquid, or solid.

_____ are a necessary part of transmission and driveline service.

A 2000 pound car compared to a 4000 pound car, traveling at the same speed, will have how much momentum?

On threaded fasteners, cut threads are 30 percent stronger than rolled threads.

What type of information is contained in the VIN?