DSL 103 Start @ CH 40 Test Mid-Term

Clutch __________ is the amount of torque a clutch can transmit before it starts to slip.

• Capacity

• Force

• Energy

• Torque

Which of following pull-type clutches uses coaxial springs working against levers that can reduce clutch pedal effort by 50%?

• Coil spring style

• Cone type

• Angle spring style

• Diaphragm spring style

Which of the following carries considerable inertia as they rotate?

• Clutch brakes

• Flywheels

• Friction discs

• Spring clutches

What type of brake is a type of transmission shaft brake geared to one countershaft?

• Conventional clutch

• Conventional clutch

• Upshift

• Inertia

Which of the following statements is NOT correct concerning a conventional clutch brake?

• The conventional clutch brake is a solid piece of metal with friction material on either side.

• To install a conventional clutch brake, the transmission must be removed.

• Aftermarket versions of this brake are made in a two-piece design that allows them to be replaced without removing the transmission.

• An oxyacetylene torch is not recommended to remove this type of clutch brake.

Technician A says that a limiting torque clutch brake is designed to assist in upshifts. Technician B says that a limiting torque clutch brake is also called as upshift brake for this reason. Who is correct?

• Technician A

• Technician B

• Both Technician A and Technician B

• Neither Technician A nor Technician B

The Eaton two-pedal ultra-shift transmission system was the first system on the market that did not use a traditional clutch __________ linkage.

• Brake

• Pedal

• Actuator

• Disc

Which of these clutch actuation systems is mostly used in medium and heavy-duty trucks?

• Hydraulic actuation systems

• Air-assisted hydraulic actuation systems

• Centrifugal

• Mechanical linkage

If a clutch pedal is hard to depress, what would a possible cause be?

• Warped clutch disc or pressure plate

• Intermediate plate binding

• Insufficient release bearing free travel

• Linkage binding

Clutch __________ is the intermittent grabbing and slipping of the clutch while it is being engaged.

• Grabbing

• Engagement

• Chatter

• Slipping