JLTV USMC Test Questions and Answers
Question 1
What speed is the JLTV limited to in the MSS CTIS setting?
Correct Answer
20 MPH
Question 2
What is the reason your JLTV settings can be configured properly BEFORE driving on
soft soil?
Correct Answer
Without proper configuration, the JLTV's chance of becoming stuck or mired
increases.
Question 3
In the MSS CTIS setting, going over 20 MPH for how many seconds before the vehicle
automatically bumps into the next CTIS setting?
Correct Answer
60 Seconds.
Question 4
You are preparing to climb a 60% grade and traction is limited or anytime you choose
to set the transaxle to range. What steps must you follow to put the transaxle in low
range?
Correct Answer
Put transmission in neutral. Stop the vehicle. Allow vehicle to move slightly forward
or backward to complete the range change.
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, Question 5
You are traversing a side slope when your downhill tires begin to sink in soft soil. You
can feel your uphill tires beginning to get light and lose traction. What do you do to
counter this condition?
Correct Answer
Steer downhill to stabilize the vehicle and apply gentle momentum if necessary.
Question 6
What is the cruising range of a JTLV at 35 MPH?
Correct Answer
300 MPH
Question 7
What are the shutdown procedures.
Correct Answer
Turn the DSDU off completely. Turn ignition switch to OFF position. Push Battery
Disconnect switch to down position.
Question 8
What is the Break-Over Angle
Correct Answer
The maximum possible supplementary that a JLTV with at least one forward wheel
and one rear wheel can drive over without the apex of that angle touching any
point.
Question 9
You are descending a long steep grade. You are using the vehicle brakes to control
your speed. Traction doesn't seem to be a problem. What other options can you do to
help control your descent speed?
Correct Answer
Use the exhaust brake downshift gear.
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Question 1
What speed is the JLTV limited to in the MSS CTIS setting?
Correct Answer
20 MPH
Question 2
What is the reason your JLTV settings can be configured properly BEFORE driving on
soft soil?
Correct Answer
Without proper configuration, the JLTV's chance of becoming stuck or mired
increases.
Question 3
In the MSS CTIS setting, going over 20 MPH for how many seconds before the vehicle
automatically bumps into the next CTIS setting?
Correct Answer
60 Seconds.
Question 4
You are preparing to climb a 60% grade and traction is limited or anytime you choose
to set the transaxle to range. What steps must you follow to put the transaxle in low
range?
Correct Answer
Put transmission in neutral. Stop the vehicle. Allow vehicle to move slightly forward
or backward to complete the range change.
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, Question 5
You are traversing a side slope when your downhill tires begin to sink in soft soil. You
can feel your uphill tires beginning to get light and lose traction. What do you do to
counter this condition?
Correct Answer
Steer downhill to stabilize the vehicle and apply gentle momentum if necessary.
Question 6
What is the cruising range of a JTLV at 35 MPH?
Correct Answer
300 MPH
Question 7
What are the shutdown procedures.
Correct Answer
Turn the DSDU off completely. Turn ignition switch to OFF position. Push Battery
Disconnect switch to down position.
Question 8
What is the Break-Over Angle
Correct Answer
The maximum possible supplementary that a JLTV with at least one forward wheel
and one rear wheel can drive over without the apex of that angle touching any
point.
Question 9
You are descending a long steep grade. You are using the vehicle brakes to control
your speed. Traction doesn't seem to be a problem. What other options can you do to
help control your descent speed?
Correct Answer
Use the exhaust brake downshift gear.
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