DGT D licence questions: Mechanics and maintenance
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- When snow chains are the chosen anti-skid option for a bus, what minimum placement does the General Vehicle Regulations require, while also…
- On a new tyre, the label in the image provides information on environmental and safety aspects. What information does this label include,…
- In a lorry with a transmission-mounted hydraulic retarder, which wheels receive its retarding effect?
- In a vehicle whose cooling system has an expansion tank with level marks, where do you check the coolant level according to the…
- A 24 V starting system uses two identical compatible 12 V batteries. Which connection adds their nominal voltages?
- In a D1 or D bus, correct tire pressure:
- Two compatible, identical 12 V batteries form the manufacturer-specified supply for a 24 V starter motor. How must they be connected…
- Outside a built-up area, a two-wheeled bicycle overtakes your bus. What minimum lateral separation must it leave between itself and the…
- When parking a bus on a steep gradient and leaving the driving position, how must you secure it against rolling, in addition to the other…
- For a flooded lead-acid battery whose manufacturer permits electrolyte inspection and topping up, what maintenance is correct?
- As a general rule, what is the first measure that should be taken to control a heavy bleed in a leg?
- In an air-brake system equipped with an air dryer, what function helps prevent ice forming in the lines?
- In a diesel engine with a conventional mechanical injection pump, which assembly includes the governor that limits maximum engine speed?
- If the carriageway you are driving on is wet, the braking distance will be:
- The gears of the gearbox and differential bevel gears are generally lubricated with:
- How often must a bus that is four years old undergo the periodic technical inspection?
- To check a bus engine’s oil level correctly, which procedure should you follow?
- A bus has hydraulic power steering with a reservoir and level marks. Should the driver check its fluid?
- On a bus with hydraulically operated clutch controls and a separate fluid reservoir, where is fluid added when the manufacturer’s manual…
- What is the function of the intercooler?
- In a combustion engine with a turbocharger and intercooler, where is the intake air filter located?
- If an exhaust silencer is broken and no longer properly attenuates engine noise, what effect does this have?
- Under normal conditions, how is the tyre prevented from coming off the rim?
- What does the word “TUBELESS” written on the side of a tyre indicate?
- Under the generic Annex IX limit, what is the maximum authorised mass of a two-axle Class II or III bus?
- In a diesel engine, black smoke from the exhaust can indicate...
- What function does the radiator perform?
- Proper engine maintenance can directly affect...
- When climbing a slope in a manual vehicle, engine revs fall because the selected gear is too high to maintain progress. What should you do?
- To compare tyre inflation pressure with the manufacturer’s recommended cold-pressure value, when should you check the tyres?
- To move off and accelerate a loaded bus forwards, how must the tractive force at the wheels compare with the forces opposing forward…
- After successfully passing your bus's periodic technical inspection, where will you place the sticker?
- In a conventional drivetrain with a propeller shaft and crown wheel and pinion final drive, which mechanism provides a fixed reduction…
- To keep the engine in good condition, it is better to…
- You witness a road accident with possible injuries and assistance has not yet been organised. If you can help without creating another…
- In a vehicle with a conventional electric starter motor, which component supplies the electrical energy to turn it?
- Why is the oil filtered?
- What type of brake is shown in the photograph?
- Should you check the coolant level in your bus's engine cooling system?
- Which instrument indicates the oil-pressure value in the lubrication circuit?
- You drive a bus and intend to overtake a motorcycle outside a built-up area. Under the current general rule, what lateral clearance must…
- In a conventional lead-acid battery with vented caps, what are the ventilation holes in those caps for?
- In a bus, preventive maintenance of the braking system is essential because:
- In a combustion-engine vehicle with a manual gearbox, when you need to slow down and conditions permit, which practice helps efficient safe…
- On a bus with hydraulic power steering and a reservoir marked MIN and MAX, should you check that fluid level?
- What are ABS, ASR and ESP devices?
- When you take your bus for its periodic technical inspection, which document, among others, might the ITV station staff ask you for?
- To check a bus engine’s oil level using its dipstick, how should you position the vehicle?
- What is the purpose of the bleeder in a hydraulic braking circuit?
- In a liquid-cooled engine whose coolant pump is belt-driven, which fault in that drive can cause overheating?
- You drive a bus and intend to overtake a motorcycle outside a built-up area. Under the current general rule, what lateral clearance must…
- An ordinary M2 or M3 urban bus is seven years old from its first registration. How often must it undergo its periodic roadworthiness test…
- What function does the system that adapts engine power to the grip of the driving wheels (A.S.R.) perform?
- If the bus you are driving has an ABS system and, when carrying out an emergency braking manoeuvre, you notice the brake pedal starting to…
- On a bus with hydraulically operated clutch controls, how should you identify that circuit’s fluid filling point?
- During a routine check, when should you measure bus tyre pressure to compare it with the recommended cold inflation pressure?
- If the bus's clutch is operated hydraulically, should you check the fluid level?
- Should you replace the engine intake air filter on your bus?
- If, when your bus undergoes a technical inspection, the result is 'unfavourable', giving a period of one month to repair it, during that…
- Before driving a bus, it is advisable to check:
- In a combustion-engine vehicle, when traffic and road conditions allow, which driving style helps reduce fuel consumption?
- What is the broad lateral surface of the tyre visible between its tread and the area seated on the rim called?
- In rain with reduced grip, what rule should you follow when using the bus’s electric retarder?
- In a new tyre, the label image provides information about safety and environmental aspects. What information does this label include, among…
- In a safe place, an adult is unresponsive and not breathing normally, and 112 has been called. If you are trained and able to give rescue…
- A bus has hydraulic power steering with a reservoir and level marks. Should the driver check its fluid?
- With the engine running, the red low-oil-pressure warning remains on, outside the instrument panel’s initial check. What does it warn of?
- How should the bus be positioned when you check the engine oil level?
- Is it mandatory to install an anti-start breathalyser (alcolock) in a bus that has a standardised "interface" for its installation?
- When choosing engine coolant for a vehicle, what must you consider?
- What is the function of the discharge valve in the pneumatic braking system?
- Which periodic check is part of maintaining the engine lubrication system?
- To park your bus correctly on a noticeable slope, you must know that, besides taking other measures, you should leave it chocked, and for…
- At a bus’s periodic technical inspection, which document records its technical specifications and inspections?
- In a conventional charging system, the warning lamp works during its initial check and goes out when the engine starts. If it stays off…
- What is the name of the system responsible for controlling the entry and exit of gases inside the cylinders?
- Your bus's electrical system runs on 24 volts and is powered by two 12-volt batteries. How must these batteries be connected to each other?
- How must the light produced by the lamps of the lighting circuit be projected by the headlamp?
- In a diesel fuel circuit with a separate feed pump, which component carries fuel from the tank to the injection system?
- A steering fault in a D1 or D bus:
- Compared with driving on underinflated tyres, maintaining the manufacturer’s recommended pressure helps to...
- To compare tyre pressure with the manufacturer’s specified cold value, in what condition should the routine check be made?
- The part that closes off and protects the moving parts of the engine from underneath is called:
- Tyre inflation pressure lower than recommended by the manufacturer will cause:
- If the voltage needed to operate the starter motor is 24 volts, how will you connect two 12-volt batteries to achieve this?
- Which gas accounts for most tailpipe greenhouse-gas emissions when burning petrol or diesel?
- In an eddy-current electromagnetic retarder, which parts make frictional contact to produce its braking torque?
- The coolant pump is the component that forces the circulation of coolant between:
- In a conventional compression-ignition diesel engine, what is the condition of the air when fuel is injected to produce combustion?
- If your bus's steering is hydraulically assisted, should you check the fluid level of the system?
- Your heavy vehicle has an auxiliary electric retarder in addition to its service and parking brakes. What should you use it for, following…
- You park a manual-transmission bus on a noticeable uphill slope and will leave your driving position. Besides stopping the engine,…
- You drive a heavy vehicle whose tachometer marks the recommended efficient operating range in green. Under normal conditions, with…
- Insufficient tyre pressure on your bus causes:
- If you notice a major fault in the brakes or steering of a D1 or D bus, the correct action is to:
- What does the adjustment of the headlights on the lighting system consist of?
- Which oil temperature can contribute to low lubrication pressure by reducing its viscosity?
- At the same speed relative to the air and under the same conditions, which vehicle characteristics directly affect aerodynamic drag?
- You drive a bus and intend to overtake a motorcycle outside a built-up area. Under the current general rule, what lateral clearance must…
- What is the main function of ABS during heavy braking?