DGT D licence questions: Mechanics and maintenance
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- In a pneumatic braking system, what is the function of the relief valve that limits the maximum pressure of stored air?
- What does the ABS braking system achieve?
- What happens when a tyre has a low pressure level?
- What is the general maximum permitted mass of a three-axle articulated bus, excluding special propulsion-technology increments and other…
- Your heavy vehicle has an auxiliary electric retarder in addition to its service and parking brakes. What should you use it for, following…
- On a bus with hydraulic power steering and a reservoir with minimum and maximum marks, should you check the fluid level following the…
- In a modern fuel-injected car, which practice avoids unnecessary fuel use when starting the engine?
- The oil that lubricates the turbocharger mechanism is...
- As a general rule, to provide traction when using snow chains on a bus, which wheels must they be fitted to?
- There is a flywheel at one end of the crankshaft. What is it used for?
- If we keep the tyres at the correct pressure, we will ensure that…
- If, when carrying out the periodic technical inspection of the bus, the result is unfavourable, the vehicle…
- If you keep your tyres at the correct pressure, what will you achieve?
- If a warning appears in a D1 or D bus indicating a major fault, the correct action is to:
- With the engine running, the warning light for minimum oil pressure in the lubrication circuit stays on. What does it indicate?
- During a routine check, when should you measure bus tyre pressure to compare it with the recommended cold inflation pressure?
- If you notice unusual noises or vibrations in a D1 or D bus, the prudent action is to:
- What is the maximum authorised mass per single driven axle of class II (interurban buses)?
- What are the ABS, ASR and ESP systems?
- In a diesel system with separate supply and injection pumps, which component takes fuel from the tank into the low-pressure supply circuit?
- In a four-stroke engine with wet-sump lubrication, where is the oil-collecting sump?
- In a conventional compression-ignition diesel engine, what is the condition of the air when fuel is injected to produce combustion?
- In a direct-injection internal combustion engine, where does the mixture form?
- What is the purpose of the bleeder in a hydraulic braking circuit?
- Where is the air filter located in a supercharged combustion engine?
- In a conventional drivetrain with a propeller shaft and crown wheel and pinion final drive, which mechanism provides a fixed reduction…