Exam 3: Basic Tools and Precision Measuring
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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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Which of the following is affected by the gear ratio of the final drive assembly?
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The measuring tape is pulled from the housing to measure items, and a spring return winds it back into the housing.
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All of the following are types of files commonly used in the automotive industry, EXCEPT:
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The digital torque wrench usually uses a spring steel bar with an electronic ________ to measure the amount of torque being applied.
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Technician A says that torque wrenches need to be calibrated periodically to ensure proper torque values. Technician B says that when using a clicker-style torque wrench, keep turning the torque wrench 1/8 - 1/4 turn to make sure the bolt is properly tightened. Who is correct?
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Locking pliers are helpful by freeing up one or more of your hands when you are working, because they can clamp something and lock themselves in place to hold it.
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Technician A states that typically, technicians are required to purchase their own tools. Technician B states that some tools are shared between all the technicians. Who is correct?
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A ______ has a hardened, sharpened blade. It is designed to remove a gasket without damaging the sealing face of the component.
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The Allen head has an internal ______ recess that the Allen wrench fits in.
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Tech A says that when using a micrometer, a "standard" is used to hold the part you are measuring. Tech B says that the micrometer spindle should be firmly closed against the anvil prior to storage. Who is correct?
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You are ultimately responsible for your safety, so remember to _________.
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Technician A says that lockout/tag-out is a safety procedure for a safe working environment. Technician B says that lockout is designed to secure a vehicle after all work on it has been completed. Who is correct?
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To cut a thread in an awkward space, a T-shaped tap handle is very convenient.
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Tech A says that torque wrenches need to be calibrated periodically to ensure proper torque values. Tech B says that when using a clicker-style torque wrench, keep turning the torque wrench ⅛-¼ turn to make sure the bolt is properly tightened. Who is correct?
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When using a flaring tool to make a flare in a piece of tubing, match the size of the tube to the next size smaller in the tubing clamp.
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Technician A states that an example of lockout would be physically locking out a tool or piece of equipment so that it can be accessed and used by someone who may be unaware of the potential danger of doing so. Technician B states that an example of a tagout would be affixing a clear and obvious label to a piece of equipment that describes the fault found.
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The best way to approach a situation with a tight fastener is to use a box-end wrench to break the bolt or nut free, then use the open-end wrench to finish the job.
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_______ can cut thin sheet metal, and lighter versions make it easy to follow the outline of gaskets.
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