Inspection Procedures Flashcards
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Which of the following exhaust system conditions would cause a vehicle to fail inspection?
Answer: An exhaust leak forward of the catalytic converter
An exhaust leak forward of the catalytic converter can allow carbon monoxide to enter the passenger compartment, which is a rejection criterion.
A vehicle's emergency parking brake is tested during inspection and holds the car stationary on a 20% grade. What is the result?
Answer: Pass — the parking brake meets the requirement
The parking brake must hold the vehicle stationary; a 20% grade test is a standard method confirming adequate holding force.
When inspecting headlights for aim, what instrument is typically used?
Answer: A headlight aiming screen or mechanical aimometer
A headlight aiming screen or mechanical aimometer measures beam pattern and angle to ensure proper aim.
An inspector finds that a vehicle's left front wheel bearing has excessive play. The correct action is to:
Answer: Reject the vehicle — excessive wheel bearing play is a safety hazard
Excessive wheel bearing play affects steering control and can lead to wheel separation, making it a mandatory rejection.
During inspection of a vehicle's suspension, a worn ball joint is identified. Which symptom most clearly indicates rejection?
Answer: Excessive axial or radial play beyond manufacturer specification
Excessive play in a ball joint beyond manufacturer tolerances compromises steering geometry and is a rejection criterion.
What is inspected when an inspector checks a vehicle's 'glazing' during a safety inspection?
Answer: The windshield and window glass for cracks, chips, or unapproved tinting
Glazing refers to all vehicle glass; inspectors check for cracks, chips in the driver's view, and illegal tint levels.
A vehicle presents with a cracked front leaf spring. How should the inspector classify this finding?
Answer: Reject — a cracked spring is a safety hazard affecting vehicle control
A cracked spring can fracture completely, causing loss of vehicle control, and is classified as a mandatory rejection item.