Exam 5: Vehicle, Customer, and Service Information
Exam 1: Strategy-Based Diagnostics38 Questions
Exam 2: Safety224 Questions
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Exam 5: Vehicle, Customer, and Service Information152 Questions
Exam 6: Automatic Transmission Fundamentals95 Questions
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Exam 8: Hydraulic Fundamentals233 Questions
Exam 9: Torque Converter Principles107 Questions
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Exam 11: Electronically Controlled Transmission257 Questions
Exam 12: In-Vehicle Transmission Repairs185 Questions
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Exam 14: Transmission Disassembly96 Questions
Exam 15: Hydraulic System Rebuilding81 Questions
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Exam 17: Valve Body and Electric Service66 Questions
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Exam 20: Dual Clutch Transmissions98 Questions
Exam 21: Continuously Variable Transmissions151 Questions
Exam 22: Hybrid Transmissions169 Questions
Exam 23: Honda Transmissions109 Questions
Exam 24: Chrysler 6 Speed 62te Transmission104 Questions
Exam 25: 6t40 6f35 Transmission89 Questions
Exam 26: Zf 9hp Chrysler 948te Transmission92 Questions
Exam 27: Ford 6r60 Zf6hp2695 Questions
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Flat rate servicing costs are usually derived from a labor guide.
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Technician A says computer databases are used to input and retrieve customer information for billing, warranty work, and other information. Technician B says that dealerships have access to manufacturer databases for the purpose of accessing warranty information. Who is correct?
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The information found in shop manuals provides a systematic procedure and identifies ________, safety precautions, and specifications relevant to the task.
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A(n) ________ can be set up to handle all payments related to a customer or to a company that uses your service for a number of vehicles.
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The service history of a vehicle is typically recorded in the:
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ATGS manuals can help a technician identify all of the thrust bearings and valve springs by providing scaled down images.
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To work out the total cost of an automotive service, you need to know:
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A technical service bulletin may provide information on all of the following except:
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All of the following statements about a parts program are true except:
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Tech A says that service information programs are extremely helpful, as the technician can use a laptop at the vehicle for quick access to repair procedures. Tech B says that fault from the factory within the airbag system would likely trigger a recall. Who is correct?
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A typical repair order should include which of the following?
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A critical change in the procedure that bleeds air from the cooling system is needed to resolve overheating concerns. Technician A states that in this situation, the manufacturer would issue a service bulletin explaining the problem. Technician B states that this can be done by the shop itself. Who is correct?
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In the VIN, which character designates the model year of the vehicle?
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Most parts systems contain help menus or training guides with examples.
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A critical change in the procedure that bleeds air from the cooling system is needed to resolve overheating concerns. Technician A states that in this situation, the manufacturer would issue a service bulletin explaining the problem. Technician B states that this can be done by the shop itself. Who is correct?
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Technician A says computer databases are used to input and retrieve customer information for billing, warranty work, and other information. Technician B says that dealerships have access to manufacturer databases for the purpose of accessing warranty information. Who is correct?
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Which of the following is an example of a mandatory recall?
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