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The auxiliary power outlet requires repeated fuse replacements. The cause of this
problem could be: - Answer-a shorted auxiliary outlet.
The rear light ground connection on the left side of the figure has an open circuit. The
ground connection on the right side of the figure is satisfactory. This problem could
result in: - Answer-no change in operation of the rear lights.
There is no operation from the right rear power vent in the figure. The left rear power
vent operates normally. Technician A says there may be an open circuit between the
right rear power vent switch and ground. Technician B says the up/down contacts in the
right rear power vent switch may be open. Who is correct? - Answer-Both A and B
A radio has a whining noise that increases with engine speed. When the alternator field
wire is disconnected, the noise stops. All of the following defects may be the cause of
the problem EXCEPT: - Answer-an open field winding.
Referring to the figure, a customer complained the power antenna went up when the
radio was turned on, but would not go back down when the car was turned off. The
cause of this problem could be: - Answer-an open in the down limit switch.
Technician A says that worn starter brushes will cause high current draw. Technician B
says that battery terminal corrosion will cause higher-than-normal current draw. Who is
correct? - Answer-Neither A nor B
A technician is replacing the electronic module for the park assist system. Which of the
following practices would most likely be required to assure a trouble free repair? -
Answer-Disconnect the negative battery cable prior to beginning the repair.
In the figure, the rear light ground on the right side of the diagram has a loose
connection. The ground connection on the left side is satisfactory. This problem could
result in: - Answer-no change in operation of the rear lights.
Which of the following are true about light circuits? - Answer-Signal and stoplights often
share a common bulb filament.
, The rear light ground connection on the left side of the figure has an open circuit. The
ground connection on the right side of the figure is satisfactory. This problem could
result in: - Answer-no change in operation of the rear lights.
When testing diodes in the figure, the ohmmeter leads are connected across each diode
and then the leads are reversed. A satisfactory diode provides: - Answer-one high meter
reading and one low meter reading.
While cranking the engine, the voltmeter reading shows 0.1 volts. The cause of this
problem could be: - Answer-normal resistance in the negative battery cable.
During an output test of the charging system, a technician finds that the charging
current is at 75 amps. The specification for the vehicle is 115 amps. What is the most
likely cause? - Answer-The output test was performed at idle.
All of the following practices are common when diagnosing supplemental inflatable
restraint systems EXCEPT: - Answer-measuring resistance of the inflator module.
Circuit 157 is shorted to ground in the figure. This problem may cause: - Answer-
continual operation of the under-hood light.
Technician A says that power must be turned off in the circuit before using an ohmmeter
to make a measurement. Technician B says that the ohmmeter applies a small amount
of voltage to the circuit to calculate resistance. Who is correct? - Answer-Both A and B
When performing a voltage drop test on the negative (ground) side of the starter circuit,
a reading of 1.5 volts is obtained. All of the following could cause this result EXCEPT:
a corroded negative battery terminal.
a loose ground connection at the motor.
high resistance in the starter field windings.
an improperly mounted starter. - Answer-high resistance in the starter field windings
All of the following statements about radio antenna diagnosis with an ohmmeter are true
EXCEPT: - Answer-continuity should be present between the end of the antenna mast
and the antenna mounting hardware.
Technician A says that overcharging a battery will not cause significant long-term
damage. Technician B says that in hot weather, more current is needed to charge a
battery. Who is correct? - Answer-Neither A nor B
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The auxiliary power outlet requires repeated fuse replacements. The cause of this
problem could be: - Answer-a shorted auxiliary outlet.
The rear light ground connection on the left side of the figure has an open circuit. The
ground connection on the right side of the figure is satisfactory. This problem could
result in: - Answer-no change in operation of the rear lights.
There is no operation from the right rear power vent in the figure. The left rear power
vent operates normally. Technician A says there may be an open circuit between the
right rear power vent switch and ground. Technician B says the up/down contacts in the
right rear power vent switch may be open. Who is correct? - Answer-Both A and B
A radio has a whining noise that increases with engine speed. When the alternator field
wire is disconnected, the noise stops. All of the following defects may be the cause of
the problem EXCEPT: - Answer-an open field winding.
Referring to the figure, a customer complained the power antenna went up when the
radio was turned on, but would not go back down when the car was turned off. The
cause of this problem could be: - Answer-an open in the down limit switch.
Technician A says that worn starter brushes will cause high current draw. Technician B
says that battery terminal corrosion will cause higher-than-normal current draw. Who is
correct? - Answer-Neither A nor B
A technician is replacing the electronic module for the park assist system. Which of the
following practices would most likely be required to assure a trouble free repair? -
Answer-Disconnect the negative battery cable prior to beginning the repair.
In the figure, the rear light ground on the right side of the diagram has a loose
connection. The ground connection on the left side is satisfactory. This problem could
result in: - Answer-no change in operation of the rear lights.
Which of the following are true about light circuits? - Answer-Signal and stoplights often
share a common bulb filament.
, The rear light ground connection on the left side of the figure has an open circuit. The
ground connection on the right side of the figure is satisfactory. This problem could
result in: - Answer-no change in operation of the rear lights.
When testing diodes in the figure, the ohmmeter leads are connected across each diode
and then the leads are reversed. A satisfactory diode provides: - Answer-one high meter
reading and one low meter reading.
While cranking the engine, the voltmeter reading shows 0.1 volts. The cause of this
problem could be: - Answer-normal resistance in the negative battery cable.
During an output test of the charging system, a technician finds that the charging
current is at 75 amps. The specification for the vehicle is 115 amps. What is the most
likely cause? - Answer-The output test was performed at idle.
All of the following practices are common when diagnosing supplemental inflatable
restraint systems EXCEPT: - Answer-measuring resistance of the inflator module.
Circuit 157 is shorted to ground in the figure. This problem may cause: - Answer-
continual operation of the under-hood light.
Technician A says that power must be turned off in the circuit before using an ohmmeter
to make a measurement. Technician B says that the ohmmeter applies a small amount
of voltage to the circuit to calculate resistance. Who is correct? - Answer-Both A and B
When performing a voltage drop test on the negative (ground) side of the starter circuit,
a reading of 1.5 volts is obtained. All of the following could cause this result EXCEPT:
a corroded negative battery terminal.
a loose ground connection at the motor.
high resistance in the starter field windings.
an improperly mounted starter. - Answer-high resistance in the starter field windings
All of the following statements about radio antenna diagnosis with an ohmmeter are true
EXCEPT: - Answer-continuity should be present between the end of the antenna mast
and the antenna mounting hardware.
Technician A says that overcharging a battery will not cause significant long-term
damage. Technician B says that in hot weather, more current is needed to charge a
battery. Who is correct? - Answer-Neither A nor B
