Exam 13: Transmission Removal

Technician A says that some cooler line connections were simple flared lines. Technician B says that special tools may be required to remove some transmission cooler lines. Who is correct?

Technician A says that a special tool may be needed to drain and refill the transmission being serviced. Technician B says that a special tool may be needed to reprogram the TCM if it is being replaced. Who is correct?

What should be done if there are cracks in or elongation of bolt holes that mount the flexplate to the crankshaft or torque converter?

Tech A says that when unbolting a transmission from a vehicle it is fine to allow the engine to hang from the engine mounts as they are designed to support the weight of the engine. Tech B says that you need to support the engine with a support tool to prevent damage to the engine and motor mounts. Who is correct?

Technician A says some vehicles are equipped with a dust cover that needs to be removed to access the bolts connecting the torque converter to the flex plate. Technician B says when removing a transmission, there is no need to plug the transmission cooler lines and transmission vent hose. Who is correct?

The axle nuts of sliding-type half shafts are removed using a(n):

Tech A says that when unbolting a transmission from a vehicle it is fine to allow the engine to hang from the engine mounts as they are designed to support the weight of the engine. Tech B says that you need to support the engine with a support tool to prevent damage to the engine and motor mounts. Who is correct?

Which of the following require(s) a crow's foot line wrench on an extension for removal?

Which of the following is least likely to be a fault found when inspecting a flexplate and flexplate mounting area?

Tech A says that you should unbolt the torque converter from the flexplate before unbolting the transmission. Tech B says that it is not necessary to unbolt the torque converter as it will simply slide out of the transmission pump. Who is correct?

Technician A says that a damaged flex plate can cause knocking noises and damage to the front pump of the transmission. Technician B says that all of the engine power pulses and torque are transmitted through the bolts or studs holding the automatic transmission's torque converter to the flex plate. Who is correct?

The torque converter should always be removed with the transmission.

Tech A says that when inspecting the torque converter, you need to check the snout of the converter where the seal and bushing rides for excessive wear. Tech B says that the end play of the converter must be checked. Who is correct?

A j-hook is used on the engine support bar to raise and lower the engine assembly.

Technician A says that large components removed during the transmission removal should be secured from falling and damage. Technician B says that disconnecting the battery is not needed as the radio might need special reset codes. Who is correct?

Technician A says to slide the transmission completely off the engine when removing it. Technician B says do not stop when lowering the transmission for any reason. Who is correct?

Technician A says that some shops always replace the torque converter with a new or rebuilt unit. Technician B says that if reusing a torque converter, be sure to wipe off any fluid before reinstalling. Who is correct?

Which of the following is one of the first connections any transmission will have and can be a part of the starting circuit?

Choose the correct statement with respect to removing the transmission.

Transmission removal should only occur after: