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Author: Jack Erjavec, Rob Thompson
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Chapter 41, Problem 6RQ
True or False? The vent in a transmission housing is designed to allow fluid to escape when there is excessive pressure in the system.
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Automotive Technology: A Systems Approach (MindTap Course List)
Ch. 41 - Explain the difference between rotary and vortex...Ch. 41 - What component keeps the stator assembly from...Ch. 41 - When a transmission is described as having two...Ch. 41 - The four common configurations used as the final...Ch. 41 - Three major types of rubber seals are used in...Ch. 41 - True or False? The vent in a transmission housing...Ch. 41 - To achieve a slow overdrive in a simple planetary...Ch. 41 - In a simple planetary gearset, when the planetary...Ch. 41 - Overrunning clutches are capable of_______. a....Ch. 41 - In the coupling stage of conventional torque...
Ch. 41 - How can shift feel be controlled?Ch. 41 - What determines the timing of the shifts in an...Ch. 41 - Why must hydraulic line pressures increase when...Ch. 41 - What is necessary for torque converter clutch...Ch. 41 - The three types of metal seals used in automatic...Ch. 41 - Technician A says that bearings that take radial...Ch. 41 - Technician A says that rotary oil flow is the oil...Ch. 41 - Technician A says that a stator aids in directing...Ch. 41 - Technician A says that a Simpson gearset is two...Ch. 41 - Technician A says that that one of the primary...Ch. 41 - Technician A says that the purpose of a valve body...Ch. 41 - Technician A says that changes in engine load...Ch. 41 - Technician A says that the rear hub of the torque...Ch. 41 - While discussing a Lepelletier system: Technician...Ch. 41 - While discussing the CVT transaxie used in Toyota...
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- True or False? Make sure you locate and adhere to the wet torque specs when tightening a bolt that has been lubricated with oil or any other liquid.arrow_forwardWhile discussing the results of an oil pressure test: Technician A says that when the fluid pressures are high, internal leaks, a clogged filter, low oil pump out put, or a faulty pressure regulator valve are indicated. Technician B says that if the fluid pressure increased at the wrong time, an internal leak at the servo or clutch seal is indicated. Who is correct? a. Technician A only b. Technician B only c. Both A and B d. Neither A nor Barrow_forwardWhich of the following is probably not the cause of a vibrating clutch? a. Excessive crankshaft end play b. Out-of-balance pressure plate assembly c. Excessive flywheel runout d. Loose flywheel boltsarrow_forward
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