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Pre-trip Inspection1. During the pre-trip inspection, you must show that: A. the vehicle is safe to drive.
2. During the pre-trip inspection you will: A. sit in a truck and drive around talking about your expertise.
3. When checking the hoses you should: A. look for puddles on the ground.
4. When checking the oil level you will show the examiner: A. that the oil level is within safe operating range.
5. You should never check the reservoir sight glass of the coolant level. A. True
6. When checking the power steering fluid at the pre-trip inspection the level must be above the refill mark to be acceptable A. True
7. Check the following belts for snugness, cracks, or frays: A. power steering belt and water pump belt, alternator belt and air compressor belt.
8. To check the clutch/gearshift you should: A. depress clutch.
9. You must check to make sure that the oil pressure gauge is working. A. True
10. When checking the oil pressure gauge you should make sure that: A. the gauge shows decreasing oil pressure.
11. The temperature gauge is unimportant at a pre-trip inspection. A. True
12. During a pre-trip inspection the mirrors and windshield should be checked for: A. proper steering.
13. Some emergency equipment that should always be carried is: A. unimportant during the pre-trip inspection.
14. To check for steering play in a non-power steering vehicle you should turn the steering wheel back and forth. Play should not exceed: A. 30 degrees
15. Check that wiper arms and blades are secure, damaged, and operate occasionally. A. True
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