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Q1. Show me how you’d check to see if the direction indicators are working.

A: Turn on the indicators or hazard warning switch, then check all indicators around the car. Most automobiles do not require the ignition to be turned on to activate the warning lights.

Q2: Show me how you would verify that the brake lights on this automobile are working.

A: Press the brake pedal, use reflections in windows, garage doors, and so on, or ask for assistance.

Q3: Show me or explain how you would check that the power-assisted steering is working before embarking on a journey.

A: If the steering gets heavy, it may cant operate properly. Two inspections can be conducted before embarking on a journey. First, gentle pressure on the steering wheel while the engine is started should result in a slight but noticeable movement as the system begins to operate. Turning the steering wheel on and off will indicate that the power-assisted steering is working because it would be more difficult to turn if it was not working.

Q4: Show me how you would examine the parking brake (handbrake) for excessive wear while maintaining safe vehicle control.

A: Firmly apply the foot brake. Demonstrate by thoroughly using the handbrake such that it secures itself and is not near the end of the working journey.

Q5: (Show me) where you would check the engine oil level and explain how to ensure that the engine had enough oil.

A: Open the hood and point to the dipstick. Describe pulling it out and wiping it to check the oil level, then re-inserting it and cleaning it again. On flat ground, check the oil level.

Q6: (Show me) where you would check the engine coolant level and explain how to ensure the engine has the proper level.

A: Locate the high/low-level indications on the coolant tank, if one is installed, or the radiator filler cap, and describe how to top up to the proper level. Always allow the engine to cool before removing the header tank or radiator cap. This is because the system is pressurised, and the temperature of an engine is high.

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Q7: (Show me) Open the hood, locate the brake fluid reservoir, and explain how you would check for a safe level of hydraulic brake fluid.

A: Locate the reservoir and compare the level to the maximum/minimum indications.

Q8: Show me how you would test the horn’s functionality.

A: The check is performed by pushing the horn.

Q9: Demonstrate how you would clean the windshield using the windscreen washer and wipers.

A: Use the switch to wash and wipe the windshield, turning on the ignition if necessary.

Q10: Show me how you would configure the demister settings to efficiently clear all windows, including the front and back screens.

A10: To clear the windscreen and windows, adjust the essential parameters such as the fan, temperature, air direction, and heated screen.

Q11:Show me how you’d turn on the back fog light(s) and explain when you’d use it/them.

A: Turn on the light. Check that the warning light is turned on and explain when fog lights should be used.

Q12: Show me how you change your headlights from dipped to the main beam and how you know the main beam is on when inside the car.

A12: Turn on the switch and check the main beam caution light.

Q13:Please Tell Me Tell me how you would ensure that the brakes are in order before embarking on a journey.

A13:The brakes should not have a mushy sensation to them. You should put them to the test by starting carefully. The vehicle should not swerve to one side. Spongy brakes are caused by air in the system, and the brakes should be investigated and made safe as soon as possible. Pulling brakes can occur when one of the brakes fails, causing the ‘good’ brake to pull the car to one side.

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Q14:Tell me where the windscreen washer reservoir is and how you would check the washer level.

A: Identify the reservoir and describe how to verify the level. On certain automobiles, the level in the bottle may be seen, whereas, on others, just the filler neck is visible. In this scenario, open the filler cap and check below for a level, or just refill up the bottle with regular water.

Q15:Tell me where you would get information on the required tyre pressures for this vehicle and how to check them.

A15:Use a tyre pressure gauge, check and adjust pressures while the tyres are cold, and don’t forget the spare tyre.

Q16: Tell me how you ensure that your head restraint is correctly adjusted to provide the best protection in a collision

A16:The stiff section of the head restraint should be set so that it is at least as high as the top of the ears and as near to the back of the head as is comfortable.

Q17:Tell me how you would inspect the tyres to confirm that they have appropriate tread depth and are in good enough condition to be used on the road.

A: Examine the tyre thoroughly and check if, No cuts or bulges, no foreign items like glass or nails stuck in them, 1.6mm tread depth over the centre 34th of the tyre’s breadth and across the full outside circle.

Q18: Tell me how you would test the operation of the headlights and taillights.

A: Turn on the switch, then walk around the car.

Q19: Tell me how you would know if your anti-lock braking system was malfunctioning.

If there is a problem, a warning light should illuminate.

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