Light Vehicle Inspection Flashcard

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What is the primary purpose of a brake system inspection in light vehicles?

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To ensure the brakes are functioning correctly and safely

Front

Which component is typically checked during an exhaust emission test? Options: The vehicle's paintwork, The catalytic converter, The brake pads, The steering wheel

Back

The catalytic converter

Front

During a suspension system inspection, which of the following is most likely to be examined? The vehicle's radio, The shock absorbers, The exhaust pipe, The fuel cap

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The shock absorbers

Front

What is the legal minimum tread depth for tyres in the UK?

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1.6 mm

Front

Which of the following is checked during a lighting check on a vehicle?
The engine oil level, The brightness and alignment of the headlights, The tyre tread depth, The air conditioning system

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The brightness and alignment of the headlights

Front

What is a common symptom of a steering system issue?

Back

The vehicle pulls to one side

Front

Which part of the fuel system is responsible for delivering fuel to the engine? Options: The fuel tank, The fuel pump, The exhaust manifold, The air filter

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The fuel pump

Front

What is the main purpose of a tyre inspection?

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To ensure tyres are properly inflated and have adequate tread

Front

Which of the following is a potential consequence of a faulty exhaust system? Increased fuel efficiency, Reduced engine noise, Increased emissions and pollution, Improved vehicle acceleration

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Increased emissions and pollution

Front

What is the typical symptom of a worn-out shock absorber in a vehicle's suspension system?

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Excessive bouncing after hitting a bump