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What is the primary purpose of safety stands when removing a transmission?
What is the primary purpose of safety stands when removing a transmission?
- To hold the vehicle in place while working underneath (correct)
- To reduce the weight of the vehicle during repairs
- To improve access to the transmission area
- To add extra support to the vehicle's suspension system
Where should you position safety stands when hoisting a vehicle?
Where should you position safety stands when hoisting a vehicle?
- On the sides of the vehicle, for extra balance
- Near the wheels, for better stability
- Near the engine, to prevent it from falling
- Under the frame or axle, for maximum support (correct)
What is the main risk of not using safety stands when removing a transmission?
What is the main risk of not using safety stands when removing a transmission?
- The repair may take longer than expected
- The transmission may not be removed correctly
- The vehicle's warranty may be voided
- The vehicle may fall off the jack (correct)
Why are safety stands essential when working underneath a raised vehicle?
Why are safety stands essential when working underneath a raised vehicle?
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What should you do before placing safety stands under a raised vehicle?
What should you do before placing safety stands under a raised vehicle?
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When hoisting a vehicle to remove the transmission, where should the safety stands be placed?
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