DGT C1 licence questions: Mechanics and maintenance
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- When approaching a foreseeable stop, if conditions allow safe deceleration, what helps save fuel in a combustion-engine vehicle?
- In a lorry’s friction clutch with a manual gearbox, which component is pressed against the flywheel to transmit engine rotation to the…
- Should you periodically check the level of the windscreen washer fluid?
- Stopping distance when braking for a hazard is the sum of...
- In a conventional four-cylinder, four-stroke engine, how far does the crankshaft rotate during one complete piston stroke from one dead…
- If your lorry’s engine takes too long to reach normal operating temperature, which component should be checked?
- A lorry is driven at night, with good visibility and no conditions permitting fog-light use. May it travel with position lights alone?
- By definition, a heated lorry is a motor vehicle that is:
- A lorry circuit requires nominal 24 V and has two compatible 12 V batteries. Which connection adds their voltages?
- When overtaking a car with a lorry, what safe lateral separation must be left?
- Before driving a truck, which option includes checks of its safety systems rather than only fuel or cleanliness?
- In a combustion-engine vehicle with electronic injection that does not require accelerator input to start, which practice avoids…
- In a lorry with a liquid-cooled combustion engine, the engine takes abnormally long to reach operating temperature. Which component…
- If, due to traffic conditions, a lorry with an MAM (maximum authorised mass) of more than 3,500 kg becomes stationary inside an underpass,…
- In a liquid-cooled engine whose coolant pump is belt-driven, which fault may reduce coolant circulation and cause overheating?
- What benefit is supported by keeping lorry tyres at the recommended cold pressure for their load?
- If, due to traffic requirements, a truck with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) of more than 3,500 kg becomes immobilised inside an…
- What is the “fading” effect that a vehicle's brakes can suffer from?
- If a vehicle's steering system shows unstable behaviour and pulls to one side, what should we check?
- If, when operating the direction indicator, the warning lamp flashes faster than normal, this indicates that...
- If a warm engine persistently emits bluish exhaust smoke, what may this indicate?
- Under the conventional arrangement described in the DGT mechanics manual, where is the engine cooling-system thermostat generally located?
- Other conditions being equal, how may tyre pressure below the recommendation for the load affect fuel consumption?
- A driver without specialist training should leave replacement of certain lamps to a workshop because of high-voltage risk. Which lamps does…
- The driver of a lorry with a MAM exceeding 3,500 kg must leave the driving position when parking on a steep upward slope with a kerb. If…
- In a hydraulic braking system, the pedal feels spongy and temporarily improves after repeated applications. Which of these may be a cause…
- What does the aiming (adjustment) of a lorry's headlights consist of?
- If you notice a major fault in the brakes or steering of a C1 or C truck, the correct action is to:
- A combination of vehicles consisting of a motor vehicle coupled to a semi-trailer is known as:
- Should I regularly check the windscreen washer fluid level?
- One of the factors that affects driving safety is...
- On a vehicle with a hydraulically actuated clutch, where should fluid level be checked following manufacturer instructions?
- The engine oil dipstick is used to check...
- What does the word “TUBELESS” written on the side of the tyre indicate?
- In a cooling circuit designed to operate under pressure, what effect does increased pressure have on the boiling temperature of the same…
- Between sunset and sunrise, you drive a lorry on a sufficiently lit road through a built-up area. Besides position lights, which headlights…
- If you are driving your lorry downhill, can you put it in neutral to save fuel?
- An electrical accessory does not work while the others operate normally. The manual says to check its overcurrent protection first. Which…
- The vehicle ahead clearly signals that it will turn left. May a lorry overtake it on the right if there is enough space and the manoeuvre…
- If an exhaust silencer is broken and no longer properly attenuates engine noise, what effect does this have?
- When the shock absorber deteriorates and loses effectiveness over time, how does this affect the suspension?
- After passing through a puddle, your lorry’s brakes may be wet. When it is safe to check, which operation should you verify especially?
- A steering fault in a C1 or C truck:
- Fog significantly reduces visibility. In addition to the compulsory position lights, may you use dipped headlights without switching on the…
- What does the word 'tubeless' mean on a tyre?
- In a vehicle with a manual gearbox and a working conventional pedal clutch, when is the clutch engaged, coupling the engine to the gearbox…
- If your vehicle is fitted with a petrol engine and has a catalytic converter in the exhaust, what fuel should you use?
- In a worm-gear steering system, how does the steering wheel return to its rest position (straight-ahead line)?
- What does the word TUBELESS printed on the side of the tyre mean?
- In a conventional manual gearbox and bevel-gear differential, what lubricant is normally used for the gears, respecting each unit’s…
- Your lorry has a coolant expansion tank marked MIN and MAX. Under the manufacturer’s specified checking conditions, how should you check…
- A heavy lorry has a working electric retarder. On a steep descent with adequate grip and use permitted by the manufacturer, how should it…
- When the windscreen washer reservoir is low, how should you replenish it?
- Which statement about braking distance on an icy road compared with a dry road at the same speed is correct?
- When checking a lorry’s engine oil level with the dipstick under manufacturer instructions, on what ground should it be parked?
- What is the function of the oil filter?
- In a lorry with pneumatic brakes equipped with an air dryer, which device removes moisture from compressed air to reduce the risk of…
- If the lorry I am driving has a hydraulically operated braking circuit, I must...
- In a conventional system whose coolant pump is belt-driven from the engine, which component supplies movement to that belt?
- Passive safety systems are...
- On a road surface in good condition, the steering wheel vibrates particularly at certain speeds. Which of these mechanical causes may…
- At the same speed and with the same vehicle, a wet road reduces grip compared with a dry road. What happens to braking distance?
- When driving a vehicle with a manual gearbox and clutch pedal, what helps avoid unnecessary transmission wear?
- What does adjusting the headlights of your lorry's lighting system involve?
- With a small tread puncture where the object remains embedded, which tyre usually loses air more slowly than a tyre with an inner tube?
- You park a 4,000 kg MAM lorry on a significant uphill gradient and leave the seat. In addition to stopping the engine, disconnecting the…
- If you keep your vehicle's tyres at the correct pressure, you will ensure that...
- What properties should a gearbox gear lubricant have?
- Which gas is produced by complete combustion of the carbon in petrol or diesel fuel?
- In a flooded lead-acid battery with vented caps, what are the vent openings for?
- A lorry has an operational electric retarder and descends a steep gradient with suitable grip. Under manufacturer instructions, how should…
- For efficient driving of a vehicle with a working synchromesh manual gearbox whose manufacturer does not require double-clutching, how…
- As a general rule, stopping on urban roads shall be carried out by positioning the vehicle…
- What does the pressure gauge in the lubrication system indicate?
- One of the components that forms part of the pneumatic braking system is...
- When checking engine oil level with a dipstick, what conditions should you follow?
- What type of oil is a lubricant classified SAE 15W-40?
- A lorry travels at night, between sunset and sunrise, on an insufficiently lit road through a built-up area. Which lights must it use?
- How is the normal operating temperature of an engine’s coolant determined?
- What should I do to drive efficiently?
- An insulated lorry uses a cold source other than mechanical compression or absorption equipment to lower and maintain its internal…
- If my lorry's steering is hydraulically assisted, should I check the steering fluid level?
- Among the different systems that make up a vehicle's engine, which one does the catalytic converter belong to?
- What is a lubricating oil with SAE 15W-40 specification?
- When driving on a stretch of road that is flooded with water, what consequences can a shock absorber in poor condition have?
- What risk does brake overheating from excessive use, for example on a long descent, create?
- In a diesel engine with a conventional mechanical injection pump and rack-controlled fuel delivery, which assembly includes the governor…
- Under comparable conditions and as a general rule, tyre grip is usually lower when driving on…
- In an electrical diagram with two identical compatible 12 V nominal batteries suitable for series connection, which link gives 24 V nominal…
- Light rain does not significantly reduce visibility. There is no fog, smoke, dust or other visibility-reducing condition, and you are not…
- When parking a vehicle with a trailer on a noticeable uphill gradient and leaving the driving position, a suitable kerb is available but no…
- In a serviceable flooded lead-acid battery, the level has fallen through normal water loss during use. Following manufacturer instructions,…
- In a lorry with a synchronised manual gearbox, does unnecessary double-declutching with extra throttle blips and slower shifts support…
- On a lorry with hydraulic power steering and a reservoir marked MIN and MAX, should you check its fluid level?
- What main function do road-tyre tread grooves serve on a wet road?
- If a road vehicle’s tyres, when cold, have less pressure than specified by the manufacturer for its load and use...
- At the same speed, which driver-related factor can increase the distance travelled from perceiving danger until braking begins?
- While driving your lorry, you notice that it veers towards one side of the carriageway only when you press the brake pedal. What could this…
- In an internal-combustion engine, what does persistent bluish-white exhaust smoke associated with high oil consumption usually indicate?
- At the same speed and with the same lorry, a wet road reduces grip compared with a dry road. If you do not intend to overtake, how should…