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When a vehicle comes in for repair, detailed information regarding the vehicle should be
recorded on the: - Answer Repair order
Which of the following steps is the last step in a strategy-based diagnostic process? - Answer
Verifying the repair
The best way to address an intermittent fault is to: - Answer Look for symptoms, data, or DTC's
that are repeatable or consistent
All of the following will happen if the technician fails to document test results onto the vehicles
repair order EXCEPT - Answer The tech will be unable to diagnose the fault
Tech A state that when diagnosing an engine performance concern, it is important to first verify
the customer concern by taking the vehicle on a road test to verify the concern if it is possible.
Tech B states that you should check for TSB's during the diagnostic process. Which tech is
correct? - Answer Both techs are correct
Tech A states that additional service recommendations should be documented on the repair
order. Tech B states that technicians are obligated to make the customer aware of safety
concerns that require attention. Which tech is correct? - Answer Both techs are correct
Per the TREAD act _____________ must be recorded on all repair orders regardless of what the
vehicles is in the shop for or what the vehicle is being repaired for. - Answer Cold tire pressure
Tech A states that a technicians experience will allow them to skip many of the steps required
during the diagnostic process. Tech B states that skipping steps of the diagnostic process can
cause the technician to misdiagnose or misrepair the vehicle. Which tech is correct? - Answer
Tech B only
Two technicians are discussing a engine performance concern. Tech A states that it is important
to test drive the vehicle because there may actually be no issue with the vehicle and the
customer complaint is actually a normal operational characteristic of the engine. Tech B states
the a technician should always check for TSB's before performing any service of the engine
because manufacturer may have updated the failed component. Which tech is correct? -
Answer Both techs are correct
, Tech A states that a repair order is only used in the shop and will be discarded when the vehicle
repair is complete. Tech B states that the vehicle repair order is a legal document and could be
used in court if a lawsuit is brought onto the shop. Which tech is correct? - Answer Tech B only
Tech A says that personal protective equipment (PPE) does not include clothing. Tech B says that
the PPE used should be based on the task you are performing. Who is correct? - Answer Tech
B only
Which of these should not be used in a shop? - Answer Incandescent bulbs
To operate a fire extinguisher, follow the acronym for fire extinguisher use: PASS, which stands
for: - Answer Pull, aim, squeeze, sweep
Used engine oil can be recycled at ________________. - Answer All answers are correct
Tech A says that rings, watches, and other jewelry should be removed prior to working. Tech B
says that you should always wear cuffed pants when working in a shop. Who is correct? -
Answer Tech A only
Tech A says that after an accident you should take measures to avoid it in the future. Tech B says
that it is okay to block an exit for a shop if you are actively working. Who is correct? - Answer
Tech A only
Tech A says that both OSHA and the EPA can inspect facilities for violations. Tech B says that a
shop safety rule does not have to be reviewed once put in place. Who is correct? - Answer
Tech A only
Tech A says that a safety data sheet (SDS) contains information on procedures to repair a
vehicle. Tech B says that you only need an SDS after an accident occurs. Who is correct? -
Answer Neither tech is correct
Tech A says that one approved way to clean dust off brakes is with compressed air. Tech B says
that some auto parts may contain asbestos. Who is correct? - Answer Tech B only
Tech A says that if you are unsure of what personal protective equipment (PPE) to use to
perform a job, you should just use what is nearby. Tech B says that air tools are less likely to
shock you than electrically powered tools. Who is correct? - Answer Tech B only
Specialty Tools: - Answer Should be put in the proper storage space after each use