Chapter 7 Homework Differentials Flashcards

1
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When discussing differential action,

Technician A says that when a car is making a turn, the outside wheel must turn faster than the inside wheel.

Technician B says that a locked differential may cause the car to slide around a turn.

Who is correct?

A

Both A and B

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When discussing the torque multiplication factor of a rear axle,

Technician A says that all of the gears in a differential affect torque multiplication.

Technician B says that there is a gear reduction as the power flows from the pinion to the ring gear.

Who is correct?

A

B only

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3
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When discussion rear axle operation,

Technician A says that when a car is moving straight ahead, all differential gears rotate as a unit.

Technician B says that when a car is turning a corner, the inside differential side gear is locked to the differential case, causing the outside side gear to rotate faster.

Who is correct?

A

A only

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4
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When discussing the mounting of the drive pinion shaft,

Technician A says that drive pinion shafts may be mounted in a long bushing.

Technician B says that drive pinion shafts are held by two tapered roller bearings.

Who is correct?

A

B only

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5
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When discussing numerical final drive gear ratios,

Technician A says that lower gear ratios allow for better acceleration.

Technician B says that higher gear ratios allow for improved fuel economy but lower top speeds.

Who is correct?

A

Neither A nor B

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6
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When discussing different types of ring and pinion gear sets,

Technician A says that with a hunting gear set, each tooth of the pinion will always return to the same few teeth on the ring gear each time the pinion rotates.

Technician B says that when a nonhunting gear set rotates, any pinion gear tooth is likely to contact each and every tooth on the ring gear.

Who is correct?

A

Neither A nor B

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7
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When discussing electrohydraulic limited-slip differentials,

Technician A says that these differentials improve handling on slippery surfaces.

Technician B says that these differentials limit the amount of differential action between the side gears.

Who is correct?

A

Both A and B

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8
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When discussing the different designs of rear axles,

Technician A says that the bearings for full-floating shafts are located within the axle tubes of the rear axle housing.

Technician B says that C-type retainer axles are held in place by a pressed retainer ring against the axle bearing.

Who is correct?

A

Neither A nor B

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9
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When discussing differential lubricants,

Technician A says that limited-slip differentials require a special lubricant.

Technician B says to fill the differential approximately one inch below the opening to avoid foaming.

Who is correct?

A

A only

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10
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When discussing gear ratios,

Technician A says that they express the number of turns the driven gear makes compared to one turn of the drive gear.

Technician B says that the gear ratio of a ring and pinion set expresses the number of teeth on the ring gear divided by the number of teeth on the pinion gear.

Who is correct?

A

B only

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