ADT Study Guide 2026

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📋 ADT Exam Format at a Glance

75
Questions
90 min
Time Limit
70.00%
Passing Score

📚 ADT Topics to Study (21)

✍️ Sample ADT Questions & Answers

1. Which tool is best suited for capturing and displaying live CAN bus waveforms to verify signal integrity and data frame timing on an Audi?
Oscilloscope or dedicated CAN bus analyzer

An oscilloscope or dedicated CAN analyzer (such as a PCAN-USB) allows the technician to visualize differential CAN waveforms, verify bit timing, and decode live data frames.

2. Which suspension component helps absorb shocks from road irregularities?
Shock absorber

The shock absorber, often working in conjunction with a spring, is a key component of the suspension system designed to dampen oscillations and absorb kinetic energy from road irregularities. It controls the spring's movement, preventing excessive bouncing and ensuring the tires maintain consistent contact with the road. This provides a smoother ride and improved handling.

3. What is the first step in ADT risk assessment?
Identifying potential hazards and threats

Risk assessment begins with systematic identification of all potential hazards, forming the foundation for all subsequent analysis.

4. On an Audi with power-folding mirrors, a fault that causes only one mirror to fail to fold is MOST likely caused by:
A faulty mirror folding motor or its wiring harness on that side

A single-side failure typically indicates a localized fault at the mirror motor or its connector rather than a control module issue.

5. What is peer review in ADT Engine Performance & Tuning?
Quality evaluation by qualified colleagues for improvement

Peer review provides objective assessment by qualified professionals to identify improvements and ensure accountability.

6. On Audi FSI/TFSI engines, the high-pressure fuel pump is driven by:
A lobe on the camshaft

The high-pressure fuel pump on FSI/TFSI engines is mechanically actuated by a dedicated lobe on the intake or exhaust camshaft.

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