Remove And Install Vehicle Component Flashcards by Anthony Almazan

What fuelled the first self propelled road vehicle power?

steam
Gasoline
electricity
diesel

Steam

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What describes the first recorded automobile accident

nikolaus otto in 1862
Camille jentazky in 1899
Nicholas cygnet in 1770
Roberto Valturio in 1472

Nicholas Cugnot in 1770

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How did Henry Ford revolutionize automobile construction in 1913?

utilized construction
electronic robots
the moving assembly line
the internal combustion engine

The moving assembly line

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What was the greatest weakness of the early electric vehicle?

slow speed
extreme heat
slow pressure build up
limited range

Limited range

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What was the main reason for American automobile manufacturers to start producing smaller unibody vehicles?

high strength steel
the horsepower race
a global oil crisis
passenger safety

A global oil crisis

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Why describes the first commercially successfully American car?

Henry for 1896
Duryea Borthers 1893
Siegfried Marcus 1875
Nikolaus Otto 1862

Duryea Brothers 1893

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What describes a vehicle that was manufactured within the last 15 years

early model
classic
current model
late model

Late model

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What percentage of a vehicle’s parts must be manufactured in North American for it to be considered a domestic vehicle?

25%
50%
75%
100%

75%

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What vehicle design usually has a longitudinally mounted engine?

early model domestic
European sports car
late model domestic
imported unibody

Early model domestic

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What is the difference between a sedan and hatchback?

upper door frame
engine placement
passenger seating
rear storage area

Rear storage area

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What are the wheels which receive power transmitted from engine referred to as?

steering wheel
drive wheels
pulling wheels
power wheels

Drive wheels

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What is the newest class of body style?

Sport utility vehicle
sedan / SUV Crossover
mini-van
Convertible

Sedan / SUV Crossover

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Where are the front wheels of the part time four wheel drive vehicle disengaged?

drive shaft
front wheel hubs
transfer case
transmission

Front wheel hubs

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What is the repair tolerance for most unibody vehicles?

6mm
9mm
12mm
3mm

3mm

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What is the standard unit measurement for steel metal thickness?

millimeter
gauge
inch
mil

Gauge

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What is the standard unit of measurement for coatings applied to metal?

millimeter
gauge
inch
mil

Mil

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Which body style does NOT have a full height pillar ( B-pillar)

Sedan
Sport utility vehicle
hardtop
hatchback

Hardtop

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Which of the following is NOT a conventional frame design?

ladder frame
hourglass frame
perimeter frame
space frame

Space frame

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What is the rear door hinge pillar is called on a 4 door vehicle?

a pillar
b pillar
frame rail
cowl panel

B pillar

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All describe an B pillar EXCEPT:

supports the door intrusion
force the roof upward during a side impact
is bowed inward
designed to withstand moderate forces from side impact

Is bowed inwards

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The structural integrity of a unibody roof is not complete with the windshield and back glass

True
False

True

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Which of the following is considered a part of the front end section?

package tray
dog leg
b pillar
strut tower

Strut tower

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Tech A says a B pillar on a 2 door vehicle is located in the forward most part of the quarter panel.

Tech B says the forward most part of a quarter panel on a 4 door vehicle is called a C pillar

A
B
Both
Neither

Both

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Bumper face bars are typically used on modern unibody vehicles

True
False

False

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All describe front bumper covers EXCEPT: - have a plastic cover - have a face bars - have an energy absorber - have a reinforcement

Have a face bars

Tech A says hoods have collapsed zone designed to prevent it from entering the passenger compartment during a collision. Tech B says hoods feature a locking mechanism and safety latch - A -B - Both - Neither

Both

All are component components f pickup box EXCEPT: - Bulkhead panel - box side panels - cargo bed - liftgate

Liftgate

Tech A says hardware is functional while trim cosmetic. Tech B says a moulding is considered trim - A - B - Both - Neither

Both

All are purpose of interior trim panel EXCEPT: - to reduce external noise - to add structural support during side impacts - to provide a barrier from moisture - to provide occupant protection

To add structural support during side impacts

Tech A says a cloth type headliner offers sound deadening and thermo-insulating qualities Tech B says a formed headliner is held place by listing wires - A - B - Both - Neither

Neither

Bull ring ( not hog ring ) may be used to seat cover True False

False

The SAE grade of a bolt is determined by the number of slash marks on the head of the bolt - plus 1 - plus 2 - plus 3 - plus 4

Plus 2

Tech A says SAE fastener are based on imperial measurement Tech B says a bolt with a 4.8 grade will have a metric head size and metric threads - A - B - Both - Neither

Both

Tech A says that length measurements for hex bolts are taken from the tip of the head of the tip of the bolt Tech B says that length measurements for countersunk screw are taken from base of the head to the tip of the screw - A - B - Both - Neither

Neither

Tech A Says that the lower the metric pitch, the coarser the thread. Tech B says that separate gauge are required to measure SAE and metric pitches - A - B - Both - Neither

SAE thread pitch is - the number of thread per inch - the depth of the thread - the distance between twelve adjacent threads - measured in millimeters

The number of threads per inch

Left handed threaded fastener is - tightened by turning clockwise - self tapping - always marked to distinguish from general fastener - used on rotating parts

Used on rotating parts

Flat washer is used to: - Hold the bolt and nut in place - limit corrosion to the bolt - reduce steer - Be a sacrificial component

Reduce stress

Snap rings would most likely be used on: - a seat - an axle shaft - a seat belt mounting - an instrument panel

An axle shaft

Tech A says that cotter pins are used on tie rod ends. Tech B says that cotter pins are designed for one time use - A - B - Both - Neither

Both

Generally, torque wrench should be calibrated at least: - three times each years - once each years - every three years - every five years

Once each year

Toque to yield fasteners - will break they stretch - can be tightened using pneumatic wrench - Are installed with an angle garage on a torque wrench - are one time us hardware

Are one time use hardware

Tech A says that hardware should be divided and put into labeled parts location bins. Tech B says that hardware should be stored in labeled sealable bags attached to the removed or replacement part - A - B - Both - Neither

Both

A service manual can be used to locate all of these EXCEPT: - Removal procedures - Vehicle colour code variance - Types of tools that can be used - Clips and fasteners

Vehicle colour code variance

Which of these removal method / tools is used on fastener with undamaged head - Jam nut - Wedge and housing - impact driver - screw extractor

Impact driver

A special drill is used to remove fasteners when using - An impact drill - a screw extractor - a die - a cold chisel

A screw extractor

Which of these requires the drill motor to be in the reverse mode - drilling and tapping - using a retreading tap - installing a threaded inserts - using a screw extractor

Using a screw extractor

Which of these restoration tools contains up to eight different sized cutting surfaces? - thread file - die - tap - screw extractor

Thread file

A threaded insert is used to restore - bolt threads - torque to yield fasteners - nut threads - fastener hole threads

Fastener hole thread

When reusing an adhered emblem, which of these requires the foam tape on the emblem to uniform in appearance? - emblem adhesive - transfer adhesive - mechanical fastener - two-sided tape

Transfer adhesive

Tech A says that a moulding, ordered by Color, may refinishing Tech B says that an undamaged moulding may require replacement if it is removed - A - B - Both - Neither

Both

Tech A says that when a wetting solutions, decals can be lifted and repositioned while they are wet Tech B says that a 3mm ( 1 1/8” ) razor blade cut should be made in decals to remove air bubbles - A - B - Both - Neither

Which of these tools is the best option to use with a heat gun when removing adhesive - fishing line - air chisel attachment - eraser disc - plastic razor blade

Plastic razor blade

Removing a belt line moulding may require - removing the door glass - using fishing line - using a lubricant - a truss

Removing the door glass

Replacement label have their own part number True False

True

A clip attached door cladding is being removed and installed on replacement door panel Tech A says to drill all necessary holes before refinishing Tech B says that some door cladding is impossible to remove without damaging the clips - A - B - Both - Neither

Both

Tech A says that when removing a belt line moulding, the door trim panel may need to be removed Tech B says that when removing a belt moulding, the door mirror may need to be removed. - A - B - Both - Neither

Both

Which of these adhered emblem removal tools uses a see saw cutting motion? - plastic scraper - razor blade - air chisel attachment - fishing line

Fishing line

To is aids in holding the emblem in place while adhesive sets: - plastic fastener - rivets - sheet metal screws - tape

Tape

Underhood insulation pads are typically attached to the hood using: - channel locking strips - flush mounted nylon retainers - screws - metal retaining clips

Flush mounted nylon retainers

Hood mounted windshield washer nozzles are removed by: - applying pressure from the top and popping them out through the bottom -Pulling them from the bottom - squeezing from the bottom and popping them out the top - prying them from the top with a putty knife

Squeezing from the bottom and popping them out through the top

Tech A says that rivets may be used to attach door handles to the door skin Tech B says that wing nuts may be used to connect linkages between door handles and latch assemblies - A - B - Both - Neither

Both

An interior door trim panel is being removed Tech A says that the power window switch tech should be disconnected when it is not being used Tech B says that the ignition switch should be in the OFF position when it is not needed - A - B - Both - Neither

Both

Painted pinstripes should be removed using - a heat gun - an eraser disc - a DA sander - a razor blade

A DA sander

The protective film on pinstriping and decals - keeps the pieces in alignment during application - protects them from water damage after application - adheres to the adhesive side of the pinstripe - protects them from UV damage after application

Keeps the pieces in alignment during application

All of these may be done when applying decals EXCEPT: - Apply with a metal putty knife - squeegee from the inside to outside - apply using heat - apply with water

Apply with a metal putty knife

Replacement vehicle wraps are typically applied shortly after the refinished process in order to adhere correctly True False

False

Tech A says that tempered safety glass is held intact when it breaks by a layer of polyvinyl butyral ( PVB ) Tech B says that laminated safety glass can only be used in windshield - A - B - Both - Neither

Neither

Privacy tinted glass - Is marked AS1 on the “bug” - is only installed in the aftermarket - is marked AS3 On the “bug” - can be used anywhere except the windshield

Is marked AS3 on the “bug”

The express down feature found on many power window systems - makes the window roll down twice as fast as normal when the feature is activated - allows the driver to turn OFF the window switches in the other door - will NOT allow the window to be rolled down when the feature is activated - allows the window to roll all the way down without holding the switch the entire time

Allows the window to roll all the way down without holding the switch the entire time.

Rivets and bolted glass will typically have between the glass and the fasteners? - plastic washers - insulating tape - rubber gaskets - metal channels

Plastic washer

Tech A says that rubber glass runs should only be lubricated with powered graphite. Tech B says that bent window channels can typically be straightened and reused - A -B - Both - Neither

The most common style of movable glass located in quarter panel is a: - frameless roll up glass - hinged vent window - sliding window - framed roll up glass

Hinged vent window

All these are parts of a hinged vent glass assembly EXCEPT: - latches - weatherstripping - hinges - hydraulic lifting strut

Hydraulic lifting struts

All these describe a typical sliding sunroof EXCEPT: - Factory installed - manually driven - power driven - cable operated

Manually driven

Tech A says that when a sliding sunroof assembly needs to be removed from the vehicle it should be removed as a modular assembly whenever possible Tech B says that some vehicles may have adhesively bonded headliners that require removal when removing the sunroof assembly - A - B - Both - Neither

Both

All of these parts of a typical sliding sunroof assembly EXCEPT the : - Wind deflector - latch - sunblade - drain hoses

Latch

The express open feature found on many power sliding sunroofs - open the sunroof halfway with one touch of the switch - tilt the back of the sunroof up to allow for ventilation of the vehicle - opens the sunroof faster than normal when activated - opens the sunroof completely with one touch of the switch

Opens the sunroof completely with one touch of the switch

How can you identify a shaded windshield - by the colour - by the band across the top of the windshield - by the privacy tint - by the thickness of the glass

By the band across the top of the windshield

What are the two types of adhesive installations used - butyl and urethane - urethane and acrylic - urethane and epoxy - butyl and acrylic

Butyl and urethane

What glass components are typically mechanically mounted - vent windows, door glass and mirror - rearview mirror, door glass and vent windows - door glass, vent windows, and some quarter panel glass - door glass, vent windows and windshield

Door glass, vent windows, and some quarter panel glass

What is a frit - specialty tool for glass removal - encapsulated parts - black band around the edge of a windshield - glass installation guide

Black and around the edge of the windshield

All are window fastening method EXCEPT: - inducted fusion installation - mechanical installation ( hardware ) - gasket installation - adhesive installation

Inducted fusion installation

What type of glass are windshield made of? - Zone tempered - privacy - laminated - tempered

Laminated

What type of glass is typically used for side and rear windows? - laminated - shaded - tempered - anti lacerative

Tempered

When broken, the plastic material in this type of glass holds the shattered glass in place: - zone tempered - tinted - tempered - anti lacerative

Anti Lacerative

What is the main purpose of the frit - to improve the “look” of the glass - to block UV rays from degrading the adhesive - to help the removal procedures - to give the glass more strength

To block UV rays from degrading the adhesive