A power-steering hose transmits fluid under pressure from the ___ to the ___ ___ ___ ?

Q: Explain the benefits of dynamic testing of automatic transmission fluid

A: Automatic transmission fluid: It is a type of fluid which is used in vehicle for self-shifting and…

Q: Before servicing a hydraulic power booster system, ______. a. drain the power steering reservoir b.…

A: Solution: Before servicing a hydraulic power booster the following steps are followed, Step1: First…

Q: Explain the purpose of a torsion bar in the steering system

A: Torsion Bar

Q: Tech A says that camber changes as the suspension moves up and down.  Tech B says that camber…

A: Camber angle : The angle made by the vertical axis with the wheel is known as camber angle . It is…

Q: 1. Control Unit A steering control unit provides a fully fluid link between the pump and steering…

A: Solution: Given Data:

Q: )Explain how to move the vehicle in reverse at variable speeds with the engine at

A: As the engine cannot rotate in reverse direction as shaft rotate in reverse direction  and car will…

Q: Q4:- What is the condition of correct steering? Derive the equation of correct steering.

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Q: The cars like Padmini and ambassador have axleless transmission in the front wheels explain how the…

A: The car like Padmini and ambassador have 5 speed manual with an overdrive transmission system. The…

Q: 1+K 1.332/(S^3+4S^2+5S+2)=0 (ii). Identify the range of K value to make the steering system stable.

A: The given function is From Routh Hurwitz criterion,

Q: While discussing the fail-safe function: Technician A says that the 4WS indicator light is…

A: The statement given by technician A is correct as when the fail-safe function that is when the any…

Q: What determines whether a conventional transmission or a transaxle is used?

A: Manual transmissions feature a foot-operated clutch pedal and a shifter that allows the driver to…

Q: Dicuss the power train of four wheel tractor.

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Q: The part (most likely to fail) in a parallelogram-type steering system is the ______.   a. idler…

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Q: In a manual transmission what are the seven steps for power flow in  final drive

A: The process of shifting the power generated by the engine toward the wheels is called the…

Q: Which component allows the vehicle to maximize engine torque? A- Torque converter  B- Differential…

A: Option A is correct.

Q: D1) How the power drop hummer accelerate?

A: Power drop hammer is accelerated with the help of the force of pressurised air or steam.

Q: Which of the following is part of the sprung weight ofa vehicle?a. Steering linkageb. Tiresc.…

A: A vehicle’s sprung weight is supported by springs of one kind of or another (coiled springs, air…

Q: what pushes the baulk ring onto the come on the gear when the sleeve starts to move on the hub?

A: Solution:   Note: Dear Student! As per our guidelines, we are only allowed to answer a single…

Q: How are Power Transmission Belts are classified?

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Q: Briefly explain the purpose of having a collapsible steering column and provide at least two…

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Q: Technician A says that on FWD vehicles, the front wheels toe-out while the rear wheels on an…

A: Toe is defined as the tilt in the wheels with respect to the straight direction. If the tilt is such…

Q: What can throttle pressure be used for in automatic transmission?

A: The throttle pressure in an automatic transmission is used to control and lubricate the…

Q: What is the effect of belt thickness and slip on speed ratio?

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Q: Which of the following types of gearing is used in the steering system of an automobile? a. Spiral…

A: A gear is a rotating mechanical device which has teeth on its periphery and is used to transmit…

Q: Technician A says that limited- slip differential clutch packs are designed to slip when the vehicle…

A: Limited-slip differential clutch packs is a modification to the regular differential mechanism. LSD…

Q: The typical RWD drive shaft rotates how many times faster than wheels

A: The typical Rear Wheel Drive (RWD) shaft  rotates three times faster than the wheels,

Q: What is the primary difference between an automatic traction control system and a stability control…

A: Traction control  system in an automobile is designed to prevent the driving wheel from loosing the…

Q: the number one cause of clutch disc failure

A: Clutch :- The function of a clutch is to transmit the power from rotating shaft or motor or engine…

Q: How is the speed of gearless traction elevator drive mechanisms varied?

A: In a gearless traction elevator, the speed of motor and also the speed of rotation of traction…

Q: Which of the following is a good definition of SAI?a. Forward tilt of the top of the steering…

A: Given Data : SAI

Q: Technician A says that electronically controlled power-steering systems allow for power assistance…

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Q: when discussing shift problems, technician A says that worn or broken engine and transaxle mounts…

A: The explanation of technician A is correct because the shifting problems may cause due to worn or…

Q: An engine support fixture is used to hold the engine in place while removing a ______. A. fwd…

A: The fixture is a simple device used to hold the work, and sometimes it supports the work to its…

Q: While diagnosing a loose feeling when steering a vehicle with hydraulic power steering: Technician A…

A: Data given- Technician A statement:  "The problem could be caused by air in the system." Technician…

Q: The four common configurations used as the finaldrives on FWD vehicles are the __ gear, __ gear,__…

A: The four often utilized final drive designs for FWD cars are chain drive, hypoid gear, planetary…

Q: If an electrical defect occurs in the electronic power-steering (EPS) system_ a. the system…

A: If an electrical defect occurs in the electronic power-steering (EPS) system, the system continues…

Q: List the various methods used by traction control systems to eliminate wheel spin.

A: A traction control system, commonly known as ASR, is a secondary function of electronic stability…

Q: Composition of manual transmission

A: Changing aesthetic sensibilities and a demand for high performance ushered in a development in…

Q: Q-3 ) The distance between the steering pivots of a Davis steering gear is 1.5 m.. The wheel base…

A: Data given -  Width of front axle (w) = 1.5 m  Wheel base (l )= 2.50  m

Q: Technician A says the front wheel bearings on a typical FWD car are sealed and non-adjustable.…

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Q: How can we change the pressure value of the hydraulic transmission system?

A: Hydraulic power transmission systems employ a pressurized flow to transmit the energy required to…

Q: History of manual transmission

A: The first manual gearbox was created by Emile Levassor and Louis-Rene Panhard. The original…

Q: Why do we need to follow the precautionary measures and safety procedures when performing…

A: One-third of the total injuries are occurred due to manual handling. Various disorders such as…

Q: 1. What are the differences between a four-speed manual transmission and a five-speed manual…

A: The difference is given below - S.No. Four speed manual transmission Five speed manual…

Q: Parallelogram steering arrangements typically use a rack and pinion mechanism.  True  False

A: Parallelogram steering arrangements typically use a rack and pinion mechanism is a FALSE statement.

Q: What is the importance of studying on how to pull-out and mount manual transmission?

A: Manual transmission is a mechanism that enables a vehicle driver to choose the gear ratio of his…

Q: Technician A says that play in the steering gear is the probable cause of a shimmy. Technician B…

A: please rate me positive  Data given- Statement of Technician A- play in the steering gear is the…

Q: What is the importance of studying how to perform assemble/disassemble manual transmission?

A: Manual transmission is also known as multi-speed transmission which involves in gear change in the…

Q: Adjusting rear camber is the first step in the four-wheel alignment process. What are the components…

A: given; adjusting rear camber is the first step in the four wheel alignment process. what are the…

Clutches, Brakes, Couplings, and Flywheels

The clutch is described as a machine element used to connect or disconnect two shafts together to transmit torque or power. The clutch works on the principles of friction. The clutch is commonly used in automobiles to transfer power from the driving shaft to the driven shaft.