Automative Mechanics Practice Exam
Automative Mechanics Practice Exam
About Automative Mechanics Exam
The Automotive Mechanics Exam is designed to assess a candidate’s knowledge and hands-on abilities in vehicle diagnostics, maintenance, and repair. It covers core systems such as engines, brakes, suspension, electrical, and fuel systems, ensuring comprehensive understanding and practical application for automotive service professionals.
Who should take the Exam?
This exam is ideal for:
- Automotive mechanics and technicians
- Vehicle maintenance supervisors and service advisors
- Garage owners and automotive workshop personnel
- Vocational students in automotive repair programs
- Fleet maintenance personnel and inspectors
Skills Required
- Knowledge of vehicle components and mechanical systems
- Ability to use diagnostic tools and interpret error codes
- Understanding of automotive maintenance schedules
- Problem-solving skills to identify mechanical issues
- Familiarity with safety procedures and repair manuals
Knowledge Gained
- In-depth understanding of vehicle systems and their operations
- Skills to inspect, diagnose, and repair common automotive issues
- Ability to handle modern diagnostic tools and software
- Expertise in preventive maintenance and servicing procedures
- Awareness of automotive safety standards and best practices
Course Outline
The Automative Mechanics Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1 – Engine Systems and Maintenance
- Internal combustion engine operation and components
- Engine lubrication and cooling systems
- Scheduled engine servicing and oil changes
Domain 2 – Transmission and Drivetrain
- Manual and automatic transmission systems
- Clutch, differential, and driveshaft mechanics
- Troubleshooting transmission issues
Domain 3 – Brakes and Suspension
- Brake types (disc, drum, ABS) and servicing
- Suspension components and alignment principles
- Diagnosing and repairing brake and suspension faults
Domain 4 – Electrical and Electronics
- Battery, alternator, and starter systems
- Wiring diagrams and circuit diagnosis
- Use of multimeters and scan tools
Domain 5 – Fuel and Exhaust Systems
- Fuel injection and carburetion systems
- Emission control and exhaust system components
- Fuel pump, filters, and line maintenance
Domain 6 – HVAC Systems
- Automotive heating and air conditioning fundamentals
- Refrigerant handling and compressor servicing
- Diagnosing HVAC system failures
Domain 7 – Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
- OBD-II scanner usage and interpretation
- Diagnostic flowcharts and symptom analysis
- Testing sensors and actuators
Domain 8 – Workshop Safety and Tools
- Safe lifting practices and PPE usage
- Tool types: hand tools, power tools, torque wrenches
- Waste disposal and hazard control in garages
