iA, iM, Rav4 EV, 4WD Simplified, TCUV Inspection, Camry, Sienna Flashcards
E122 4WD Simplified
What is the benefit of having more available torque in a 4WD vehicle?
1. Having more torque prevents the wheels from spinning in slippery conditions.
2. Having more torque helps to increase fuel economy.
3. Having more torque means that the wheels have more rotational force to power through tough conditions, like deep mud, or steep hills.
4. Having more torque is necessary to overcome loss of traction.
- Having more torque means that the wheels have more rotational force to power through tough conditions, like deep mud, or steep hills.
E122 4WD Simplified
Why is a transfer case necessary in a 4WD vehicle?
1. A Transfer case transfers power to both rear wheels simultaneously.
2. A Transfer case transfers power to both front wheels simultaneously.
3. A transfer case transfers more power to the transmission.
4. A transfer case transfers power to the front and rear axles.
- A transfer case transfers power to the front and rear axles.
E122 4WD Simplified
Which one of the following best describes the function of an open differential used on an axle?
An open differential sends power to both wheels when both wheels have traction, and allows each wheel to rotate at different speeds in a turn.
E122 4WD Simplified
What is one difference between H4 (High 4) or L4 (Low 4)?
L4 provides more torque than H4
E122 4WD Simplified
Which system allows the driver to select an off-road terrain situation to enhance the vehicle’s ground covering ability?
Multi-Terrain Select (MTS)
E122 4WD Simplified
The benefit of a locking rear differential is:
1. Provides better rear traction when traveling at highway speeds.
2. By locking the rear wheels to turn at the same speed, traction is enhanced and can help get the vehicle out of rugged terrain.
3. Locking the rear wheels enhances fuel economy.
4. Locking the rear wheels reduces wear on 4WD components.
- By locking the rear wheels to turn at the same speed, traction is enhanced and can help get the vehicle out of rugged terrain.
E122 4WD Simplified
This system is only available on 4WD models. It simulates having a front and rear limited-slip differential. It applies brakes to slipping wheel(s) to transfer torque to the wheel(s) with the best traction.
Active Traction Control (A-TRAC)
E122 4WD Simplified
You’re demonstrating a Tundra, Tacoma, FJ Cruiser (automatic) or 4Runner SR5 and Trail models to a customer. What are some of the important benefits of their Part-time 4WD systems to point out to the customer?
1. On-the-fly 4WD shifting and improved gas mileage in 2WD mode.
2. Manual locking of the front wheel hubs and improved gas mileage.
3. Improved gas mileage and traction in both 2WD and 4WD modes.
4. Improved traction and manual locking of the front wheel hubs.
- On-the-fly 4WD shifting and improved gas mileage in 2WD mode.
E122 4WD Simplified
What causes drivetrain binding in Part-time 4WD vehicles in 4WD mode?
1. Drivetrain binding is caused by the wheels turning at different speeds in slippery conditions.
2. Drivetrain binding is caused by the front and rear axles rotating at the same speed on dry pavement during a turn.
3. Drivetrain binding is caused by operating the vehicle in LO4 on a slippery surface.
4. Drivetrain binding is caused by low traction when the vehicle is in a turn.
- Drivetrain binding is caused by the front and rear axles rotating at the same speed on dry pavement during a turn.
E122 4WD Simplified What effect(s) does drivetrain binding have on a Part-time 4WD system?
Drivetrain binding increases wear on some 4WD components and can seriously damage those components.
E122 4WD Simplified
What is one of the main differences between a Part-time 4WD system and a Full-time 4WD system?
A Full-time 4WD system uses a center differential.
E122 4WD Simplified
What is the purpose of a center differential in a Full-time 4WD system?
1. A center differential provides more torque to slipping wheels.
2. A center differential allows a Full-time 4WD vehicle to be driven on dry pavement without causing drivetrain binding.
3. A center differential allows drivetrain binding in the transfer case.
4. A center differential allows the left and right wheels to rotate at different speeds.
- A center differential allows a Full-time 4WD vehicle to be driven on dry pavement without causing drivetrain binding.
E122 4WD Simplified
Why would a customer use the locking feature found on some center differentials?
1. To avoid equal power to be sent to the front wheels in dry, on-road conditions.
2. To allow equal power to be sent to both axles for maximum traction in very slippery conditions.
3. To allow the rear wheels to be locked together in slippery conditions.
4. To allow the axles to rotate at different speeds.
- To allow equal power to be sent to both axles for maximum traction in very slippery conditions.
E122 4WD Simplified
Which statement is correct?
Dynamic Torque AWD system uses speed, steering angle, throttle angle, and yaw rate feedback and pre-torque control to enhance handling and cornering performance.
E122 4WD Simplified
Jennifer
Rav4 4WD
E122 4WD Simplified
Brandon
FJ Cruiser
E122 4WD Simplified
Profile
Land Cruiser
E122 4WD Simplified
Which statement is most accurate regarding Full-time 4WD vehicles?
1. Better gas mileage than Part-time 4WD vehicles.
2. Full-time 4WD systems are designed to tackle difficult conditions, like rain or snow, and also provide added stability during normal driving conditions.
3. Full-time 4WD can be shifted into 2WD.
4. Full-time 4WD causes drivetrain binding on dry pavement when turning.
- Full-time 4WD systems are designed to tackle difficult conditions, like rain or snow, and also provide added stability during normal driving conditions.
E122 4WD Simplified Which vehicle has available HAC (Hill-Start Assist Control)? 1. RAV4 2. Venza 3. FJ Cruiser 4. Sienna
- Sienna
XXX 3. FJ Cruiser
E122 4WD Simplified Which vehicle has full-time 4WD system? 1. Land Cruiser 2. FJ Cruiser (automatic) 3. Tacoma 4. Tundra
- Land Cruiser
E122 4WD Simplified
Why is a transfer case necessary in a 4WD vehicle?
1. A Transfer case transfers power to both rear wheels simultaneously.
2. A Transfer case transfers power to both front wheels simultaneously.
3. A transfer case transfers more power to the transmission.
4. A transfer case transfers power to the front and rear axles.
- A transfer case transfers power to the front and rear axles.
E122 4WD Simplified
What effect(s) does drivetrain binding have on a Part-time 4WD system?
1. Drivetrain binding provides more torque to be directed to the wheels with traction.
2. Drivetrain binding provides better control of the vehicle in slippery conditions.
3. Drivetrain binding provides improved gas mileage in 2WD mode.
4. Drivetrain binding increases wear on some 4WD components and can seriously damage those components.
- Drivetrain binding increases wear on some 4WD components and can seriously damage those components.
E122 4WD Simplified
How does an All-wheel Drive Full-time 4WD system generally provide traction control?
1. The system automatically senses which wheel(s) has(have) lost traction and applies brakes to the wheel(s).
2. The system uses a locking center differential to provide traction control.
3. The system uses a viscous coupler to provide maximum traction.
4. The system uses two transfer cases to provide traction to the front and rear axles.
- The system automatically senses which wheel(s) has(have) lost traction and applies brakes to the wheel(s).
E122 4WD Simplified
The benefit of a locking rear differential is:
1. Provides better rear traction when traveling at highway speeds.
2. By locking the rear wheels to turn at the same speed, traction is enhanced and can help get the vehicle out of rugged terrain.
3. Locking the rear wheels enhances fuel economy.
4. Locking the rear wheels reduces wear on 4WD components.
- By locking the rear wheels to turn at the same speed, traction is enhanced and can help get the vehicle out of rugged terrain.
E122 4WD Simplified Which vehicle has part time 4WD? 1. Land Cruiser 2. Sequoia 3. FJ Cruiser (Manual) 4. Tundra
- Tundra
E122 4WD Simplified What vehicle comes standard with MTS (Multi-Terrain Select? 1. Sienna 2. Tundra 3. 4Runner Trail Edition 4. Tacoma
- 4Runner Trail Edition
E122 4WD Simplified
What is the reason a vehicle will need a transfer case?
1. To get better MPG.
2. To help top end speed.
3. To get power directed to all four wheels.
4. To help with the steering of the vehicle.
- To get power directed to all four wheels.
E122 4WD Simplified
What is the purpose of a center differential in a Full-time 4WD system?
1. A center differential provides more torque to slipping wheels.
2. A center differential allows a Full-time 4WD vehicle to be driven on dry pavement without causing drivetrain binding.
3. A center differential allows drivetrain binding in the transfer case.
4. A center differential allows the left and right wheels to rotate at different speeds.
- A center differential allows a Full-time 4WD vehicle to be driven on dry pavement without causing drivetrain binding.
E122 4WD Simplified What system is only available on 4WD models.. It simulates having a front and rear limited-slip differential. It applies brakes to slipping wheel(s) to transfer torque to the wheel(s) with the best traction. 1. Toyota Multi-Terrain ABS 2. Active Traction Control (A-TRAC) 3. Active Torque Control AWD 4. Multi-Terrain Select (MTS)
- Active Traction Control (A-TRAC)
E122 4WD Simplified Which vehicle does not have an On-Demand 4WD system. 1. Venza 2. RAV4 3. Sequoia 4. Sienna
- Sequoia
E122 4WD Simplified
Which one of the following best describes the function of an open differential used on an axle?
1. An open differential always sends power to the wheel with the most traction.
2. An open differential allows both wheels to rotate at the same speed in slippery conditions, like rain, mud or snow.
3. An open differential sends power to both wheels when both wheels have traction, and allows each wheel to rotate at different speeds in a turn.
4. An open differential always provides improved traction.
- An open differential sends power to both wheels when both wheels have traction, and allows each wheel to rotate at different speeds in a turn.
E122 4WD Simplified
What is one similarity between a Part-time 4WD system and a Multi-mode Full-time 4WD system?
1. Both systems use a center differential to prevent drivetrain binding.
2. Both systems provide added traction through use of a viscous coupler.
3. Both systems lack an Low 4 (L4) range.
4. Both systems allow 2WD mode as well as 4WD model.
- Both systems allow 2WD mode as well as 4WD model.
E122 4WD Simplified
Select the vehicle(s) that have a full-time 4WD systems with “Multi-mode” operation and then click and check answer button.
Sequoia
…?
E122 4WD Simplified
Select the vehicle(s) that have an “All-wheel Drive (AWD)” system and then click and check answer button.
Highlander Rav4 Sienna Highlander Hybrid Venza
E122 4WD Simplified
Select the vehicle(s) that have an “On-Demand 4WD” operation and then click and check answer button.
Rav4
Sienna
Highander Hybrid (only)
Venza
E122 4WD Simplified
How does the electronic On-demand Full-time 4WD systems provide added traction?
An Electro-magnetic coupler varies the amount of torque sent to the rear wheels.
E122 4WD Simplified
Customer Profile
Marci
Sequoia 4WD
E122 4WD Simplified Which vehicle comes standard with CRAWL? 1. Tacoma 2. 4Runner Trail Edition 3. Tundra 4. RAV4
- 4Runner Trail Edition
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales
These are other members of the entry subcompact segment that are likely to be cross-shopped with Scion iA.
B
Chevy Sonic, Hyundai Accent and Ford Fiesta
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales
Attributes that resonate very well among the target demographic.
A
Bold, exciting, makes a statement
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales
Exterior features of the Scion iA.
“Piano black” grille insert
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales
Sport Mode
Modifies shift points and throttle mapping to boost acceleration
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales
Direct Injection
Puts the injectors inside each cylinder for a more precise fuel burn - resulting in greater efficiency and more power
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales
Variable Valve Timing
Optimizes air intake across a wide range of engine speeds
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales
What overall attributes of the iA were shown to resonate very well among the target demographic?
Bold, exciting, makes a statement
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales
What exterior features would be good to point out on the Scion iA?
“Piano black” grille surround
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales
What features are included standard on the iA?
- Power windows, locks and mirrors
- Remote keyless entry with Push Button Start
- Two USB Ports
- All of the above
All of the above
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales
When the iA is in motion, Display Audio is controlled using:
Commander knob and voice commands
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales
Standard Display Audio features what music recognition and discovery technology?
GraceNote
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales
The iA’s back seat configuration makes it convenient to:
Haul odd-sized cargo while leaving room for back-seat passengers
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales
The iA’s Sport mode boosts acceleration by:
Modifying shift points and throttle mapping
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales What is the iA’s fuel efficiency rating? - 42 highway - 33 city - 37 combined - All of the above
All of the above
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales
How should you describe iA’s performance as compared to key competitors?
iA balances power, weight and sporty handling for the feel of a larger engine
E447 - 2016 iA for Sales
What is the segment-first safety system featured on the iA?
Low-speed Pre-collision System
E226 - TCUV Inspection Process Where is the most complete, up-to-date information for the TCUV program located? 1. TCUV Hub 2. TIS 3. Toyota.com 4. Toyotaasg.com
TCUV HUB
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Two technicians are discussing the signatures required on a TCUV 160-Point Inspection Sheet.
Technician A says that the technician’s signature certifies that all mechanical items have been inspected.
Technician B says that the technician’s signature certifies that all mechanical repair standards have been met.
Who is correct?
- Technician A
- Technician B
- Both A and B
- Neither Technician A nor B
Both A and B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Technician A says the used vehicle market represents over 40 million sales annually.
Technician B says that the used vehicle annual sales represent over 2 times the total new car market. Who is correct?
Both A and B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Two technicians are discussing vehicle eligibility for the TCUV program.
Technician A says that rust perforation is permitted, as long as it is not located in zone “A”.
Technician B says that there should be no evidence of flood damage or excessive hail damage.
Who is correct?
- Technician A
- Technician B
- Both A and B
- Neither Technician A nor B
Technician B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process Which is not a required tool for performing the TCUV 160-Point Quality Assurance Inspection? Techstream ECT Analyzer GR8 Battery Tester Tire Tread Depth Gauge
ECT Analyzer
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Technician A says that most customers’ first experience with Toyota is through the purchase of a new vehicle.
Technician B says that you should always follow the exact order of the 160-Point Quality Assurance Inspection Check Sheet. Who is correct?
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither Technician A or B
Neither Technician A or B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Technician A says that you should always test the battery using a DVOM.
Technician B says that you should check the battery and charging system using the Midtronics GR8 tester.
Who is correct?
- Technician A
- Technician B
- Both A and B
- Neither Technician A nor B
Technician B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Technician A says that it is okay for a TCUV certified vehicle to have tires from different manufacturers, as long as they are installed on the same axle.
Technician B says that the minimum tread depth is 3/32”.
Who is correct?
- Technician A
- Technician B
- Both A and B
- Neither Technician A nor B
Neither Technician A or B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Technician A says that TIS or the vehicle owners’ manual are good resources if you need information on specifications and functions for the vehicle you are inspecting.
Technician B says that you should check that an automatic transmission operates properly when cold, and at operating temperatures.
Who is correct?
- Technician A
- Technician B
- Both A and B
- Neither Technician A nor B
Both A and B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Technician A says that it’s not always necessary to check all of the exterior lights, because an inoperative light will be displayed on the vehicle information center.
Technician B says that aftermarket window tinting is never permitted on TCUV vehicles.
Who is correct?
- Technician A
- Technician B
- Both A and B
- Neither Technician A nor B
Neither Technician A or B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Technician A says that it is okay for a TCUV certified vehicle to have tires from different manufactures.
Technician A says that the minimum brake pad thickness is 50%.
Technician B says that standard brake pad thickness can be found in TIS. Who is correct?
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither Technician A or B
Both A and B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Technician A says that you should always perform an emissions test and state inspection even if it is not required by your state or local laws.
Technician B says that only vehicles with over 15,000 miles are required to have an emissions test.
Who is correct?
- Technician A
- Technician B
- Both A and B
- Neither Technician A or B
Neither Technician A or B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Two technicians are discussing the Mechanical Certification portion of the TCUV 160-Point Quality Assurance Inspection.
Technician A says that VIN labels will always be in the same location for every vehicle because it is a regulated international standard. Technician B says that Emissions and State Inspections are part of the TCUV 160-Point Quality Assurance Inspection. Who is correct?
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither Technician A or B
Technician B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Item #1 of the 160 Point Quality Assurance Check Sheet lists “3” required processes. What are those 3 processes?
1. Road test the vehicle, complete a TechStream Health Check and open a repair order
2. Road test the vehicle, open a repair order, run a CARFAX vehicle history report
3. Open a repair order, run a CARFAX vehicle history report, complete the 160-point inspection
4. Run & print vehicle history report, run a TechStream Health Check and retain in file, check and perform outstanding Recalls and applicable SSC’s
- Run & print vehicle history report, run a TechStream Health Check and retain in file, check and perform outstanding Recalls and applicable SSC’s
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Technician A says that some aftermarket accessories such as door bumper guards and tow hitches are allowed on TCUV vehicles provided they were installed by a certified TCUV technician.
Technician B says that you should always check to make sure the driver floor mat (if equipped) is the appropriate mat for the vehicle, properly secured and not stacked on top of another floor mat.
Who is correct?
- Technician A
- Technician B
- Both A and B
- Neither Technician A nor B
Technician B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Technician A says that a vehicle Heath Check is performed using the Techstream.
Technician B says that you should always check for outstanding recalls and applicable SSCs when performing a TCUV 160 Point Inspection. Who is correct?
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither Technician A or B
Both A and B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Two technicians are discussing the Interior Appearance portion of the TCUV Inspection Check Sheet.
Technician A says that you should check the condition of the cabin air filer.
Technician B says that the vehicle should be free of odor, including heavy fragrance.
Who is correct?
- Technician A
- Technician B
- Both A and B
- Neither Technician A nor B
Both A and B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Technician A says that it’s okay to use a generic floor mat on the driver’s side of a TCUV vehicle, provided it is installed by a Toyota Certified Master Technician.
Technician B says that you should never install another floor mat on top of the existing driver’s floor mat.
Who is correct?
- Technician A
- Technician B
- Both A and B
- Neither Technician A nor B
Technician B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
If body or paint work has been performed on the vehicle, TCUV standards are:
1. No body & paint repair in Zone A
2. Two (2) panels painted with a third panel blended for color-matching purposes are acceptable
3. Maximum of 3 body panels repaired/replaced or painted including bumpers is acceptable
4. Three (3) panels painted with a fourth panel blended for color-matching purposes are acceptable
- Two (2) panels painted with a third panel blended for color-matching purposes are acceptable
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Which is the TCUV requirement regarding dents & dings?
Dents are larger than 6 inches in circumference
Dents that combined cost more than
$2000 or more in body & paint repair
Dings are limited to one per panel
Body is free of all dents and body is reasonably free of dings
Body is free of all dents and body is reasonably free of dings
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process Two technicians are discussing the Appearance Repair Standards on a TCUV vehicle. Technician A says that it is a good idea to look under the windshield wipers for hidden damage to the windshield glass. Technician B says that you should always replace glass that is cracked or improperly repaired. Who is correct? Technician A Technician B Both A and B Neither Technician A or B
Both A and B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Two technicians are discussing engine compartment detailing.
Technician A says that the engine and compartment must be clean and properly dressed to a gloss finish.
Technician B says that you should only use solvent-based products on the engine and compartment.
Who is correct?
- Technician A
- Technician B
- Both A and B
- Neither Technician A nor B
Neither Technician A or B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process
Technician A says that you only need to check the function of the items that are listed on the 160-Point Quality Assurance Inspection Sheet.
Technician B says that Safety Connect and Entune are newer technologies that are not included in the Inspection Check Sheet but still need to be checked.
Who is correct?
- Technician A
- Technician B
- Both A and B
- Neither Technician A nor B
- Both A and B
XXX 4. Neither Technician A nor B
TE226 - TCUV Inspection Process Which signature is not required on the 160-Point Quality Assurance Inspection Check Sheet? 1. Technician 2. Used Car Manager 3. Parts Manager 4. Service Manager
- Parts Manager
E123 - RAV4 EV Sustainment Training
What company did Toyota team up with to create the RAV4 EV?
Tesla Motors
E123 - RAV4 EV Sustainment Training.
Choose the true statement that completes this sentence: The RAV4 EV is…
One of the many electric SUV’s on the market
The only non-luxury EV with EPA estimated driving range of 103 miles
The fastest electric vehicle on the market
The only non-luxury EV with EPA estimated driving range of 103 miles