Exam 13: Transmission Removal

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A transmission jack should have which of the following?

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Tech A says that it helps to have a second person help while lowering the transmission down to help watch and ensure nothing becomes caught. Tech B says that if you can drain the transmission before removing it, you can prevent additional messes. Who is correct?

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Technician A says to mark the torque converter location to the flexplate before removal. Technician B says an access cover may need to be removed to gain access to the torque converter bolts. Who is correct?

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Technician A says that all mounts should be removed after the transmission jack is installed. Technician B says that some mounts located on the topside of the vehicle should be removed before installing the transmission jack. Who is correct?

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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?

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Transmission removal should only occur after:

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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 flywheel. Technician B says when removing a transmission, you do not need to disconnect the transmission cooler lines. Who is correct?

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Poor workmanship during the removal and installation of an automatic transmission can result in new transmission problems and reflect poorly on the reputation of the repair shop.

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The drive axle half shafts must be removed from the transmission during removal.

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

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Tech A says that it may be possible to remove the shift lever from the transmission rather than disconnecting the shift cable. Tech B says that shift cables can become brittle and could break during removal. Who is correct?

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Tech A says that you should use a pickle fork to separate the ball joint on the suspension to remove the half shafts. Tech B says that you should use a ball joint separator whenever possible to prevent damaging the dust boot. Who is correct?

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Technician A says the vehicles flexplate and bolts should always be inspected. Technician B says that some service procedures recommend replacing all of the flexplate bolts. Who is correct?

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Two technicians are discussing transmission removal. Tech A says that since it is a flat rate job, the transmission needs to be removed as quickly as possible and items can be inspected once the transmission is out of the vehicle. Tech B says that it is more important to take your time and inspect the components as they are removed to prevent delays later on. Who is correct?

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Technician A says that transmission cooler lines may be difficult to disconnect and a crows foot wrench may be needed. Technician B says that the torque converter does not need to be disconnected on a RWD transmission removal. Who is correct?

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An engine support bar can have two or more support points.

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Tech A says that many modern vehicles use quick disconnect fittings on transmission cooler lines that require specialty tools. Tech B says that older vehicles often use a simple flare connection for the cooler lines. Who is correct?

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