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Q: How are viscous clutches applied? a. vacuum operated shift mechanism b. electric motor controlled…

A: Viscous clutches are applied automatically by silicone fluid. Inside a viscous clutch, there are two…

Q: What is the purpose of of the viscous clutch?a. to engage engine otrque to the transmission.b. to…

A: The correct option is: b. to improve mobility when driving conditions become difficult Explanation:…

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

A: Shudder is taken place during acceleration at higher speed. The main reason of this problem is…

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

A: In automobile the transmission system uses shift control solenoid which shift the gear…

Q: Explain the function and operation of variable valve timing. (10 - 20 words)

A: According to the question we need to explain the function and operation of variable valve timing

Q: List the key components in a clutch assembly and explain their role in making the clutch assembly…

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Q: how does the baulk ringblock the sleeve from engaging with the dog teeth on the gear before…

A: To synchronize the gears, baulk ring synchromesh system is used very widely. The name is derived…

Q: Section angle of V-belt in belt drive φ=40˚,In order to make good contact and increase friction, the…

A: To find: The pulley groove angle. Given: The section angle of V-belt drive is φ=40°. Explanation:…

Q: what allows the stator to operate correctly during vortex and rotary flow 1. the torque converter…

A: The torque converter clutch allows the stator to operate correctly during vortex and rotary flow.

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

A: What is an idler gear; An idler gear is a gear which is inserted between two or more other gears.…

Q: Explain the key functional and operational differences between a conventional continuously variable…

A: Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT): a type of transmission that uses two pulleys connected by…

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: 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…

A: In a typical all-wheel-drive automatic transaxle, the transfer clutch isn't directly controlled by a…

Q: Technician A says a purpose of a lockup piston clutch is to improve fuel economy. Technician B says…

A: As we know that the purpose of lockup piston clutch is to improve fuel economy as well as it is…

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

A: According to the details provided in the question, we need to calculate GEAR RATIO for the…

Q: Which of the following is NOT true about the initial tension in a flat belt drive? OA. It should be…

A: A spherical joint is also known as ball and socket joint, allows three relatives rotation between…

Q: 76) How is clutch pack clearance adjusted? O Selective rate piston springs O Selective sized snap…

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

Q: Describe the differences between floating and fixed rotors.

A: The difference between floating and foxed rotor. The rotors are classified according to their hub…

Q: To achieve a slow overdrive in a simple planetarygearset, the __ .a. sun gear must be the input…

A: Given Data : Slow override  Simple planetry gearset

Q: Describe the procedure for checking clutch pedal free travel

A: Clutch pedal free travel is a specific distance that a clutch has to travel to reach the point where…

Q: What is constant Torque?

A: Torque is the moment of the force about any point. It can be expressed mathematically as, T→=r→×F→…

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.