Exam 15: Wheel Alignment Adjustments

The front section of a two-piece drive shaft is supported at its rear end by a center bearing called a:

Choose the correct order of adjusting wheel alignment angles.

When measuring drive axle flange runout, it is necessary to:

What is the maximum angle at which a universal joint is capable of properly working?

What does longitudinally mean in reference to the engine layout?

When two drive shaft yokes are in alignment with each other, they are considered:

This job is performed by the driveshafts, transfer cases, final drives, differentials, and drive axles.

The most common type of non-CV universal joint is called the:

With a(n) _____, drive from the engine is transmitted to a rear axle assembly by a drive (propeller) shaft.

A double Cardan joint is considered by most technicians to be a _____ under normal driveline angles.

The ______ is subject to weather and the same abuses as a U-joint.

What is the purpose of the slip yoke on the driveshaft?

The relationship measured in degrees between the driveshaft and its connected components is called:

The ________ is a splined flange that transmits power to the pinion gear.

Vehicles with independent rear suspension have:

Which of these could be the result of a driveshaft being out of phase?

What is the purpose of the ring and pinion in a conventional passenger vehicle?

Using conventional terminology, a rear-wheel drive (RWD) vehicle uses __________ in the rear axle assembly.

Driveline angularity is critical to ensure ________ are working at their proper angle.

The angle of the rear axle assembly companion flange should be _______ to the transmission output shaft.