A customer complained of excessive vibration while cornering and accelerating at the same time. Technician A says that a fault in the transfer case is the most likely cause. Technician B says that the vibration may be normal if the vehicle is equipped with Cardan U-joints at the front wheels. Which technician is correct?

Select one:

a. Technician A only

b. Technician B only

c. Both technicians A and B

d. Neither technician A nor B

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Rowan Tucker

Physics

4 April, 23:40

A customer complained of excessive vibration while cornering and accelerating at the same time. Technician A says that a fault in the transfer case is the most likely cause. Technician B says that the vibration may be normal if the vehicle is equipped with Cardan U-joints at the front wheels. Which technician is correct?

Select one:

a. Technician A only

b. Technician B only

c. Both technicians A and B

d. Neither technician A nor B

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Sydnee Branch · Answer 1

Answer: Option B Technician B only

Explanation: A failing driveshaft normally found near the front wheels can make it difficult to control your vehicle. This failing driveshaft can be as a result of a worn out u - joints or bushings. This can lead to the driveshaft to vibrate when trying to corner or accelerate.