WHEN A TRANSMISSION IS IN OVERDRIVE: A. THE OUTPUT SHAFT TURNS FASTER THAN THE ENGINE. (POSSIBLE CORRECT AWNSER) B. THE INPUT AND OUTPUT SHAFTS BOTH TURN FASTER THAN THE ENGINE SPEED. (NOT CORRECT AWNSER) C. THE REAR WHEELS TURN FASTER THAN THE ENGINE. D. THE OUTPUT SHAFT TURNS SLOWER THAN THE INPUT SHAFT.

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Q: When discussing the possible causes for a shudder during acceleration, Technician A says that a worn…

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Q: Technician A says that some systems use a special modulated shift control solenoid. Technician B…

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A: A drum brake is a brake that uses friction caused by a set of shoes or pads that press outward…

Q: what will happen as the clutch disc wears? a. transmission shifting becomes easier b. clutch pedal…

A: The correct option is: c. clutch pedal free play increases. As the clutch disc wears, the friction…

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…

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Q: When the input and output shafts are turning at the same speed, the transmission is in ____ drive.

A: To explain: When the input and output shafts are turning at the same speed, the transmission is in…

Q: What can too much clutch pedal free play cause? a.hard gear shifting b.fast release bearing wear…

A: The correct option is d. clutch slipping. Excessive clutch pedal free play can cause the clutch to…

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

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Q: True or False? A reverse idler gear changes the directionof torque flow to the opposite direction of…

A: Given Data : Reverse idler gear

Q: What TWO main characteristics do idler gears offer when used in a gear system?

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Q: tart capacI 11. A cylindrical sleeve bearing, typically made of bronze, is called a A. bushing B.…

A: To find :- Correct option

Q: What is the correct sequence for adjusting alignmentangles during a four-wheel alignment?

A: Given Data : Adjusting alignment angles during four wheel alignment.

Q: How are problems normally first noticed with the differentialand drive axles?

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Q: Interaxle differentials are being discussed. Technician A says the interaxle differential is located…

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Q: Technician A says that broken or worn engine and transaxle mounts can cause a transaxie to have…

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Q: What does the internal torque produce?

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Q: In a typical all wheel drive automatic transaxle, what controls the transfer clutch?a. Transmission…

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Q: Technician A says that a hunting gearset is one inwhich one drive pinion gear tooth contacts only…

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Q: Which of the following gear ratios indicates an overdrivecondition?a. 2.15 : 1b. 1 : 1c. 0.85 : 1d.…

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Q: where are the wave springs or cushion springs located in a clutch disc? a. between the drive hub and…

A: The correct option is d. between the rear clutch facing and pressure plate. Wave springs, also known…

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Q: A clicking noise during transmission/transaxle operationmay be an indication of __ .a. worn…

A: Given Data : Clicking Noise  Transmission operation

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A: How is clutch pack clearance adjusted? Selective rate piston springs Selective sized snap rings…

Power Transmission Elements

It is defined as the energy transfer from one location to another location. The energy will start moving from the energy generation source to the energy applied position to obtain the work output. From this method, a large amount of electric energy moves from the power station to various electrical substations.