Servicing Test Flashcards

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1
Q

List 4 pieces of appropriate VPE

A

Wing covers
Steering wheel covers
Seat covers
Floor mats

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2
Q

If a tyre is marked 205/65R15, what is 15 inches?

A

The bead diameter

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3
Q

If the front road wheel is set to tilt inwards at the top, what does it have?

A

Negative camber

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4
Q

On inspection, you notice brake fluid stains near the brake system. What would you check next?

A

The brake fluid level

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5
Q

Which of the following pieces of information can be found in the workshop manual?

A

Vehicle’s specifications and settings

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6
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On the service, the customer complains of a judder on braking. What would you check and which tool would you use to check it?

A

Check disc runout with a DTI gauge

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7
Q

If you test a shock absorber by ‘bouncing’, what must the maximum amount of bounces not exceed?

A

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8
Q

Why is a customer’s signature required to authorise work being carried out on a vehicle?

A

It creates a legally binding contract between the customer and the garage

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9
Q

Which of the following is not a legal requirement when test-driving a vehicle on a public road:
A current road fund license
Driver wearing a seat belt
Trade plates front and rear
A valid driver’s license

A

Trade plates front and rear

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10
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Why should you report any defects when carrying out a routine service on a vehicle?v

A

So the customer can be contacted to get their authority to do extra work

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11
Q

A visual inspection of the clutch release assembly will reveal…

A

Surface cracks and hotspots

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12
Q

What measurement tool is used to check coolant for the anti-freeze content?

A

Hydrometer

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13
Q

What could the problem be if there are air bubbles in the cooling system when the engine is running?

A

Blown head gasket

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14
Q

A coolant leak from behind the dashboard could suggest what?

A

A leaking heater matrix

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15
Q

What tread depth are cars required to have?

A

1.6mm across 3/4 of the tyre

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16
Q

Which of the following will not affect the accuracy of headlight adjustment?

A

Maximum alternator current output

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17
Q

What are you looking for when checking brake discs?

A

Cracks and disc thickness

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18
Q

What are the ideal conditions to check gearbox oil?

A

Oil warm, engine running

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19
Q

What do you check when it comes to brake lining wear?

A

Thickness of brake lining (friction material of pad)

20
Q

What is your next step after finding metal fragments in the gearbox oil?

A

Report it to the supervisor

21
Q

What is your next step after finding a severe fluid leak in the brake system?

A

Inform the supervisor that extra work is required

22
Q

Why are rear lamps and stop lights checked at the same time?

A

To check the earth connection

23
Q

What do you check drive belts for?

A

Damage, tension, fitting

24
Q

What do you check windscreen wipers for?

A

All of the above

25
Q

How do you check the gearbox oil level on a standard manual gearbox?

A

The oil level bung

26
Q

The front wheels require balancing if…

A

There’s a steering wheel vibration, which increases with speed

27
Q

What does air bubbles in the cooling system suggest?

A

Blown head gasket

28
Q

What will a restricted air filter on a compression ignition engine cause?

A

Black exhaust smoke

29
Q

Vehicle Lighting Regulations state…

A

Vehicle lights must be maintained in working order at any time, day or night

30
Q

What will a poor earth onnetion on the rear light cluster cause?

A

All rear lamps to dim

31
Q

Excessive toe out in the front heels causes what?

A

Wear on the inside shoulders and feathering on the tread

32
Q

Which check would you carry out for a car with black exhaust smoke?

A

Air filter condition

33
Q

Which task should be done at the end of routine maintenance?

A

Check for grease on the paintwork

34
Q

When checking free play at the steering wheel, what position must the wheels be in?

A

Resting on the ground

35
Q

To maintain performance and safety requirements…

A

Fit replacement parts which meet the original manufacturer’s specification

36
Q

To meet the legal requirements in terms of when MOTs are carried out…

A

The car is exempt for 3 years from new then must have a test every year

37
Q

What must you do immediately after fitting new brake pads?

A

Pump the brake to take up any free play

38
Q

Where can the exact requirements for time or mileage service b found?

A

All of the above

39
Q

Fitting after market parts to a new vehicle may…

A

Invalidate the warranty

40
Q

What is the minimum efficiency for a footbrake?

A

50%

41
Q

What will an over-inflated tyre tend to do?

A

Wear on the centre of the tyre

42
Q

What would cause the brake pedal to feel spongy and have too much travel?

A

Air in the brake system

43
Q

What must you tell the customer after fitting new brake pads?

A

Avoid hard braking until the pads are bedded in

44
Q

Where can the manufacturer’s specifications for wear limit be found?

A

Manufacturer’s workshop manual

45
Q

What should you check the seatbelt for in an MOT

A

The operation of the buckle mechanism