Automotive Technology
7th Edition
ISBN: 9781337794213
Author: ERJAVEC, Jack.
Publisher: Cengage,
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Chapter 39, Problem 1MC
A rough, growling noise that is heard from a transaxle while it is in neutral with the engine running, the vehicle stationary, and the clutch engaged is a likely indication that there is a problem in the
a. transaxie input shaft bearings
b. transaxie main (intermediate) shaft bearings
c. first/second synchronizer assembly
d. pinion and ring gear interaction
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Chapter 39 Solutions
Automotive Technology
Ch. 39 - After draining gear oil from a transaxie, the...Ch. 39 - Prob. 2SACh. 39 - Prob. 3SACh. 39 - What tool is often required to remove gears and...Ch. 39 - When removing or installing bearings, where should...Ch. 39 - List five common sources for transmission fluid...Ch. 39 - What should you do to properly identify the type...Ch. 39 - List at least five items that are typically...Ch. 39 - Prob. 1TFCh. 39 - True or False? Bearing noise increases under load...
Ch. 39 - A rough, growling noise that is heard from a...Ch. 39 - A clicking noise during transrnission/transaxle...Ch. 39 - Worn teeth on a speed gear can cause_______. a....Ch. 39 - Using a lubricant that is thicker than the...Ch. 39 - A poorly adjusted shift linkage can cause which of...Ch. 39 - Technician A says that the transmission rear seal...Ch. 39 - A noise occurs in forward and reverse gears but...Ch. 39 - A rough, growling noise occurs when a vehicle with...Ch. 39 - A car jumps out of gear into neutral, particularly...Ch. 39 - While diagnosing a noise from a transmission:...Ch. 39 - Technician A says that broken or worn engine and...Ch. 39 - Technician A says that shims may be used to adjust...Ch. 39 - During a test drive, a noise that appears to be...Ch. 39 - While inspecting the synchronizers of a transaxle:...Ch. 39 - Technician A says that the proper fluid level for...
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