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Automotive Mechanics, 10th Edition
By Ed May, Les Simpson
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, TABLE OF CONTENT
PART 1 Introduction to motor vehicles
1 Motor vehicle components
2 Workshop safety
3 Workshop practices
4 Tools and their uses
5 Measuring and checking
6 Friction and bearings
7 Seals, gaskets and sealants
8 Fuels, fluids and lubricants
9 Service and maintenance
PART 2 Running gear
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10 Tyres, wheels and balance
11 Brakes
12 Suspension systems
13 Steering systems
14 Wheel alignment
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PART 3 Engines and engine systems
15 Engine fundamentals
16 Engine construction
17 General engine service
18 Cylinder head repair and overhaul procedures
19 Cylinder-block repair and overhaul
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20 Cooling systems and servicing
21 Engine-lubricating systems
22 Intake, forced induction and exhaust systems and servicing
PART 4 Transmissions and drives
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23 Clutches and service
24 Manual transmissions, transaxles, four-wheel and all-wheel drive service
25 Drive lines and shafts
26 Rear axle and final drive service
27 Automatic transmissions: torque converters
28 Automatic transmissions: mechanical
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29 Automatic transmissions: hydraulics and controls
30 Automatic transmission service
PART 5 Petrol fuel and engine management
31 EFI and petrol fuel systems
32 Ignition systems
33 Emission controls
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34 Diagnosis: petrol engines and other vehicle systems
PART 6 Diesel engines
35 Diesel engines: features
36 Diesel fuel systems
37 Diesel fuel system service
PART 7 Electrical basics
38 Basic electrics
39 Effects and applications of electric currents
40 Basic electronics and mechatronics
41 The battery
PART 8 Electrical systems
,42 Starting systems
43 Charging systems and service
44 Body electrical systems and service
45 Instruments and warning systems
46 Vehicle computer systems
PART 9 Alternative drive systems
47 Hybrid, all-electric and fuel-cell vehicles
PART 10 Safety, security and convenience
48 Braking: ABS, traction control and vehicle stability
49 Air conditioning
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Unit 01 Test Bank
1. What precautions must be taken immediately after jacking a vehicle off the ground?
A. No precautions are needed
B. Check that the jack is in the correct position and carry on with repairs
C. Place supports in an area under the vehicle that is convenient to get in and out of
D. Safety stands should be placed under the jacking point or area of strength to support the vehicle
Competency: AURASA002 Follow safe working practices in an automotive workplace
Difficulty: Medium
Foundation skills: Learning
Foundation skills: Reading
Gradable: automatic
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Topic: KE: Machine and equipment safety
2. To avoid personal injury from rotating engine components, you should:
A. just be careful
B. not work on anything that could cause injury
C. roll your shirt sleeves up to reduce risk
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D. have work clothing tucked in and long hair tied up
Competency: AURASA002 Follow safe working practices in an automotive workplace
Difficulty: Medium
Foundation skills: Learning
Foundation skills: Reading
Gradable: automatic
Topic: KE: Vehicle safety
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3. Protective footwear provides:
A. little protection from falling objects but looks good
B. some protection but can be slippery on smooth floors
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C. waterproof protection in the rain
D. protection from falling objects and hazards on the floor
Competency: AURASA002 Follow safe working practices in an automotive workplace
Difficulty: Easy
Foundation skills: Learning
Foundation skills: Reading
Gradable: automatic
Topic: KE: Personal safety in an automotive workplace
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4. Which of the following is true when using compressed air?
A. It can cause death
B. It can force dirt into eyes
C. It can penetrate the skin
D. All of the given answers are correct
Y
Competency: AURASA002 Follow safe working practices in an automotive workplace
Difficulty: Hard
Foundation skills: Learning
Foundation skills: Reading
Gradable: automatic
Topic: KE: Machine and equipment safety
5. Who is responsible for using machinery safely?
A. The workplace safety officer
B. The foreman
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Automotive Mechanics, 10th Edition
By Ed May, Les Simpson
LU
XE
LI
BR
AR
Y
, TABLE OF CONTENT
PART 1 Introduction to motor vehicles
1 Motor vehicle components
2 Workshop safety
3 Workshop practices
4 Tools and their uses
5 Measuring and checking
6 Friction and bearings
7 Seals, gaskets and sealants
8 Fuels, fluids and lubricants
9 Service and maintenance
PART 2 Running gear
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10 Tyres, wheels and balance
11 Brakes
12 Suspension systems
13 Steering systems
14 Wheel alignment
XE
PART 3 Engines and engine systems
15 Engine fundamentals
16 Engine construction
17 General engine service
18 Cylinder head repair and overhaul procedures
19 Cylinder-block repair and overhaul
LI
20 Cooling systems and servicing
21 Engine-lubricating systems
22 Intake, forced induction and exhaust systems and servicing
PART 4 Transmissions and drives
BR
23 Clutches and service
24 Manual transmissions, transaxles, four-wheel and all-wheel drive service
25 Drive lines and shafts
26 Rear axle and final drive service
27 Automatic transmissions: torque converters
28 Automatic transmissions: mechanical
AR
29 Automatic transmissions: hydraulics and controls
30 Automatic transmission service
PART 5 Petrol fuel and engine management
31 EFI and petrol fuel systems
32 Ignition systems
33 Emission controls
Y
34 Diagnosis: petrol engines and other vehicle systems
PART 6 Diesel engines
35 Diesel engines: features
36 Diesel fuel systems
37 Diesel fuel system service
PART 7 Electrical basics
38 Basic electrics
39 Effects and applications of electric currents
40 Basic electronics and mechatronics
41 The battery
PART 8 Electrical systems
,42 Starting systems
43 Charging systems and service
44 Body electrical systems and service
45 Instruments and warning systems
46 Vehicle computer systems
PART 9 Alternative drive systems
47 Hybrid, all-electric and fuel-cell vehicles
PART 10 Safety, security and convenience
48 Braking: ABS, traction control and vehicle stability
49 Air conditioning
LU
XE
LI
BR
AR
Y
, lkjhgfdsa
Unit 01 Test Bank
1. What precautions must be taken immediately after jacking a vehicle off the ground?
A. No precautions are needed
B. Check that the jack is in the correct position and carry on with repairs
C. Place supports in an area under the vehicle that is convenient to get in and out of
D. Safety stands should be placed under the jacking point or area of strength to support the vehicle
Competency: AURASA002 Follow safe working practices in an automotive workplace
Difficulty: Medium
Foundation skills: Learning
Foundation skills: Reading
Gradable: automatic
LU
Topic: KE: Machine and equipment safety
2. To avoid personal injury from rotating engine components, you should:
A. just be careful
B. not work on anything that could cause injury
C. roll your shirt sleeves up to reduce risk
XE
D. have work clothing tucked in and long hair tied up
Competency: AURASA002 Follow safe working practices in an automotive workplace
Difficulty: Medium
Foundation skills: Learning
Foundation skills: Reading
Gradable: automatic
Topic: KE: Vehicle safety
LI
3. Protective footwear provides:
A. little protection from falling objects but looks good
B. some protection but can be slippery on smooth floors
BR
C. waterproof protection in the rain
D. protection from falling objects and hazards on the floor
Competency: AURASA002 Follow safe working practices in an automotive workplace
Difficulty: Easy
Foundation skills: Learning
Foundation skills: Reading
Gradable: automatic
Topic: KE: Personal safety in an automotive workplace
AR
4. Which of the following is true when using compressed air?
A. It can cause death
B. It can force dirt into eyes
C. It can penetrate the skin
D. All of the given answers are correct
Y
Competency: AURASA002 Follow safe working practices in an automotive workplace
Difficulty: Hard
Foundation skills: Learning
Foundation skills: Reading
Gradable: automatic
Topic: KE: Machine and equipment safety
5. Who is responsible for using machinery safely?
A. The workplace safety officer
B. The foreman
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