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BabaBlast [244]
3 years ago
11

Technician A says that a proper U-joint inspection can be done with the driveshaft in place on the vehicle. Technician B says th

at you must remove the driveshaft to properly inspect the U-joints. Who is wright?
Physics
1 answer:
Julli [10]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

TECHNICIAN B

Explanation: Drive shaft is an elongated part of the drive system made of steel of a vehicle that transmits the <em>ENGINE TORQUE to the WHEELS</em> of a vehicle. For proper inspection a technician is expected to completely remove the driveshaft to check all its compactment. It is  Cylindrical and usually used for <em>REAR-WHEEL-VEHICLES</em>. Drive shafts are known by different names like propeller shaft,Cardan shaft etc it has different types which range from

<em>One-piece drive shaft ,Two-piece drive shaft  to Slip-in-tube drive shaft .</em>

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