Two technicians are discussing automatic transmission transaxles. technician a says that it is normal for a vehicle to move slightly when the gear selector is in the drive position with the brakes released. technician b say that the stator may be defective if the vehicle moves while in gear when the engine is defective if the vehicle moves while in gear when the engine is at idle speed. which technician is correct?

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Rachel Reese

Physics

21 August, 18:38

Two technicians are discussing automatic transmission transaxles. technician a says that it is normal for a vehicle to move slightly when the gear selector is in the drive position with the brakes released. technician b say that the stator may be defective if the vehicle moves while in gear when the engine is defective if the vehicle moves while in gear when the engine is at idle speed. which technician is correct?

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Maci Haney · Answer 1

At a constant vehicle speed, which gear ratio in the transmission will result in higher engine RPM? A. 3:1. B. 2:1. C. 0.75:1. D. 1:1. A. 3:1. Tech A says that all FWD ... If the transmission is in low gear with a 2.5:1 ratio and the final drive has a 3:1 ratio, the engine will turn 5.5 revolution s for each revolution of the drive wheels.

Braylon · Answer 2

In the case of Technician B, he or she is wrong since it is not true that the stator may be defective, since it was already explained by Technician A. So only Technician A is correct. In the condition of automatic transaxles or transmissions, it is usual for the vehicle to move a little when the gear selector is in the drive place with the brakes on the loose.