Control Systems Flashcards
Which of the following warning devices indicates there is inadequate pressure in the air brake system?
a. Coolant Level Alarm
b. Oil Level Alarm
c. Low Pressure Warning Alarm/Light
d. Oil Pressure Warning Light
C. Low Pressure Warning Alarm/Light
A commercial motor vehicle’s (CMV’s) engine controls are used to:
a. safely operate your vehicle.
b. start up and shut down the vehicle’s engine.
c. warn you when pressures or temperatures reach a dangerous level.
d. help you steer, accelerate, brake, and park your CMV.
b. start up and shut down the vehicle’s engine
If your CMV has a _____, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSR) say you must use it.
a. seat heater
b. cruise control
c. seat belt
d. fog lamps
C. Seat Belt
If your truck has a(n) _____, you must first turn the engine key to the ‘on’ position before engaging it.
a. starter button
b. engine break
c. clutch button
d. cruise control
A. Starter Button
Secondary vehicle controls:
a. provide backup functionality to the primary controls.
b. shut down the vehicle’s engine in an emergency.
c. assist you in safely operating your vehicle.
d. all of the above.
C. Assist you in safely operating your vehicle
What is a normal operating range for a CMV’s oil pressure gauge?
a. 20-45 psi
b. 30-50 psi
c. 40-65 psi
d. 50-70 psi
B. 30-50 psi
Which clutch position is required to start the engine or shift gears?
a. Engaged
b. Free play
c. Disengaged
d. Clutch brake
C. Disengaged
Which of the following is a yellow, diamond-shaped knob that allows you to activate the parking brake?
a. Parking brake control valve
b. Trailer air supply valve
c. Foot brake control valve
d. Trailer brake hand-control valve
A. Parking brake control valve
Which of the following warning devices help you to know when exhaust temperatures are abnormal?
a. Pyrometer warning light
b. Coolant temperature warning light
c. Differential warning light
d. Both A and B
A. Pyrometer warning light
Which vehicle instrument measures the voltage in a vehicle’s electrical system?
a. Voltmeter
b. Exhaust pyrometer
c. Ammeter
d. Both A and C
A. Voltmeter