Exam 20: Lighting Systems
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Once high voltage bridges the gap in the HID xenon arc tube, only about _____ volts are needed to keep current flowing across the gap.
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Most modern vehicles have a warning system that alerts the driver when the driver's door is opened when the headlights or parking lights are turned on.
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Circuits that can energize the high beams even if the headlight switch is off are known as ____ circuits.
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Neon lights are used on some vehicles for center mounted brake lights.
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Automatic leveling HID headlights are controlled by the ____________________.
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The lower filament of a dual filament headlamp is for the high beam.
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Sealed beam headlights are being discussed. Technician A say the lens of a sealed beam headlight has convex prisms molded into its inner surface to concentrate the light into a narrow beam. Technician B says a sealed beam is an airtight assembly containing a filament, reflector, and lens. Who is correct?
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A standard sealed beam headlight is commonly filled with ____________________ gas.
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Flash-to-pass systems blink the high beams on and off when the turn signal lever is moved to change lanes to pass another vehicle.
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Technician A says blinking headlights can be caused by the self-resetting circuit breaker installed between battery and the headlight switch, that is kicking out due to a short. Technician B says flickering vehicle lights can be caused by a loose electrical connection. Who is correct?
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Technician A says on some vehicles, if the turn signals blink faster than normal, the problem may be a burned out bulb. Technician B says on some vehicles, if the turn signals don't blink at all, the problem may be a burned out bulb. Who is correct?
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Technician A says the brake light switch receives voltage from the ignition switch. Technician B says when there is light pressure on the brake pedal, the brake lights will be dim. Who is correct?
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A customer complains that the turn signal indicator flashes unusually fast when the turn signal switch is in a left turn position. Technician A says the left side turn signal flasher is defective. Technician B says one of the left turn signal bulbs is the wrong wattage. Who is correct?
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Which of the following is NOT a true statement regarding HID headlamps?
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Technician A says some condensation on the inside of a sealed beam headlamp is normal. Technician B says the buildup of black spots on the lens of a sealed beam headlamp decreases the brightness of the headlamp. Who is correct?
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Flash-to-pass systems are being discussed. Technician A says the high beam filament is turned on when the flash-to-pass switch is closed. Technician B say the flash-to-pass system only works when the headlights or parking lights are turned on. Who is correct?
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