Ace the Truck Maintenance Quiz!

Ace the Truck Maintenance Quiz!

Do you know how to perform basic truck maintenance and securely load a truck bed? Test your knowledge with this quiz!

published on May 30, 20230 responses 0
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Changing the oil is important in truck maintenance because:

Changing the oil is important in truck maintenance because:
It reduces the engine's overall weight
It helps prevent rust and corrosion
It regulates engine temperature
It lubricates engine components
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If brake fluid is low, what needs to be done?

If brake fluid is low, what needs to be done?
The brakes need to be adjusted
The truck bed needs to be unloaded
The brakes need to be checked for wear
The brake fluid needs to be topped up
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How often should a truck's tires be rotated in order to ensure even wear?

How often should a truck's tires be rotated in order to ensure even wear?
Monthly
Every 6 months
Once a week
Every 5,000 to 8,000 miles
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What is the best way to remove road grime from a truck?

What is the best way to remove road grime from a truck?
Chemical de-greasers
Warm, soapy water
Thinners and other solvents
High pressure steam cleaning
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What should be done before checking the oil level in a truck?

What should be done before checking the oil level in a truck?
Turn off the engine
Check the oil filter
Add oil if needed
Check the oil cap for leaks
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When checking coolant levels in a truck, one should:

When checking coolant levels in a truck, one should:
Check it when the engine is running
Check it in the middle of the work day
Check it when the engine is cold
Check it in the morning before starting out
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When checking the air filter in a truck, one should:

When checking the air filter in a truck, one should:
Check it when the engine is running
Check it in the middle of the work day
Check it when the engine is cold
Check it in the morning before starting out
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How often should a truck driver refuel his vehicle?

How often should a truck driver refuel his vehicle?
Before every long road trip
When the gauge reads half full
When the engine begins to sputter
When the fuel tank is almost empty
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When checking the battery, one should look for:

When checking the battery, one should look for:
Leaks, cracks, and corrosion
Radiant colors
Stamina and soundness
A low charge indicator