Enhance your preparation for the ASE B4 Structural Analysis & Damage Repair certification with our targeted practice test. This assessment is designed to evaluate your expertise in critical areas, including frame inspection and repair, precise measurement techniques, stationary glass handling, and advanced welding, cutting, and joining methods.
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#1. The frame shown in the diagram has been damaged in a front end collision. Technician A says that the frame has sidesway damage. Technician B says that the frame has kickup damage. Who is right?
A only is correct
#2. A lower rail on a unibody vehicle is cracked at the lower control arm/ crossmember mount. The rail should be repaired by:
replacing the lower unibody rail is correct
#3. Which type of damage is LEAST likely to occur on a unibody vehicle?
Diamond is correct
#4. A car has been in a broadside collision. On the side opposite the impact, there is too much gap at each end of the door. Technician A says that bent door hinges could be the cause. Technician B says that a bowed body shell could be the cause. Who is right?
B only is correct
#5. A unibody strut tower is being installed using a GMAW (MIG) welder. Technician A says that a mixture of 75% argon and 25% carbon dioxide could be used. Technician B says that a mixture of 75% argon and 25% helium could be used. Who is right?
A only is correct
#6. An incorrect caster reading on a unibody vehicle could be caused by a bent or mislocated:
front cross member is correct
#7. All of these could be used when replacing resistance spot welds on structural panels on a unibody vehicle EXCEPT:
brass plug welds is correct
Completing these practice questions will bolster your confidence and readiness for the official ASE B4 examination.
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