Answer all the following questions:: Question-1The following statements refer to the operation of the headlights and taillights. Select the statement that is True.© 1. Headlights and taillights can be operated separately.Headlights and taillights can be controlled from the light control and dimmer switch.© 2.3.C4.Question-2The following statements refer to the operations of the turn signal light indicator when a part of the turn signal lightbulb has burnt out. Select the statement that is True.Ⓒ 1. The turn signal light indicator flashes rapidly because the amount of current decreases.The turn signal light indicator flashes slowly because the amount of current decreases.The current supply stops and the turn signal light indicator goes off.The current supply increases and the turn signal light indicator remains on.© 2.3.Ⓒ4.The indicator comes on to inform the driver about the headlight bulb burnout.When the light control switch is turned to the TAIL position, only the rear side of the vehicle is illuminatedup.Question-3Which of following statements about the daytime running light is False?1. Light intensity is reduced via the resistance of the DRL resistor.2. Light intensity is reduced by connecting the headlights in series.3. Light intensity is reduced by the duty control in the DRL main relay.Light intensity is reduced by connecting the headlight in parallel.04.Question-4The following statements refer to the condition of the automatic light control system. Select the statement that isTrue.1.©2.C4.Taillights and headlights are automatically turned on when the engine started.The interior light automatically is turned on when the automatic light control system detects the decreasein the level of ambient light.3. Taillights and headlights automatically come on when the automatic light control system detects thedecrease in the level of ambient light.Only the headlights automatically come on when the automatic light control system detects the decreasein the level of ambient light.

Question-1 The true statement is: “Headlights and taillights can be controlled from the light…

Question-1 The following statements refer to the operation of the headlights and taillights. Select the statement that is True. © 1. Headlights and taillights can be operated separately. Headlights and taillights can be controlled from the light control and dimmer switch. The indicator comes on to inform the driver about the headlight bulb burnout. C4. When the light control switch is turned to the TAIL position, only the rear side of the vehicle is illuminated up. C 2. 3. Question-2 The following statements refer to the operations of the turn signal light indicator when a part of the turn signal light bulb has burnt out. Select the statement that is True. 1. The turn signal light indicator flashes rapidly because the amount of current decreases. The turn signal light indicator flashes slowly because the amount of current decreases. The current supply stops and the turn signal light indicator goes off. The current supply increases and the turn signal light indicator remains on. C 2. 3. C 4. Question-3 Which of following statements about the daytime running light is False? Light intensity is reduced via the resistance of the DRL resistor. 01. 2. Light intensity is reduced by connecting the headlights in series. 3. Light intensity is reduced by the duty control in the DRL main relay. C4. Light intensity is reduced by connecting the headlight in parallel. Question-4 The following statements refer to the condition of the automatic light control system. Select the statement that is True. © 1. 2. Taillights and headlights are automatically turned on when the engine started. The interior light automatically is turned on when the automatic light control system detects the decrease in the level of ambient light. 3. Taillights and headlights automatically come on when the automatic light control system detects the decrease in the level of ambient light. C4. Only the headlights automatically come on when the automatic light control system detects the decrease in the level of ambient light.

Question-1 The following statements refer to the operation of the headlights and taillights. Select the statement that is True. © 1. Headlights and taillights can be operated separately. Headlights and taillights can be controlled from the light control and dimmer switch. The indicator comes on to inform the driver about the headlight bulb burnout. C4. When the light control switch is turned to the TAIL position, only the rear side of the vehicle is illuminated up. C 2. 3. Question-2 The following statements refer to the operations of the turn signal light indicator when a part of the turn signal light bulb has burnt out. Select the statement that is True. 1. The turn signal light indicator flashes rapidly because the amount of current decreases. The turn signal light indicator flashes slowly because the amount of current decreases. The current supply stops and the turn signal light indicator goes off. The current supply increases and the turn signal light indicator remains on. C 2. 3. C 4. Question-3 Which of following statements about the daytime running light is False? Light intensity is reduced via the resistance of the DRL resistor. 01. 2. Light intensity is reduced by connecting the headlights in series. 3. Light intensity is reduced by the duty control in the DRL main relay. C4. Light intensity is reduced by connecting the headlight in parallel. Question-4 The following statements refer to the condition of the automatic light control system. Select the statement that is True. © 1. 2. Taillights and headlights are automatically turned on when the engine started. The interior light automatically is turned on when the automatic light control system detects the decrease in the level of ambient light. 3. Taillights and headlights automatically come on when the automatic light control system detects the decrease in the level of ambient light. C4. Only the headlights automatically come on when the automatic light control system detects the decrease in the level of ambient light.

Automotive Technology: A Systems Approach (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781133612315

Author:Jack Erjavec, Rob Thompson

Publisher:Jack Erjavec, Rob Thompson

Chapter23: Electrical Accessories

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 15RQ

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