Preview Questions Test Technician | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: How do you ensure that automotive test equipment performs within specifications under varying environmental conditions?

Which action should you take?

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By conducting tests under different environmental conditions, adjusting settings accordingly, and verifying results

By assuming that environmental factors will not affect test performance

By testing only under standard conditions

By reducing testing conditions to avoid complexity

Question 2: How do you prioritize the testing of automotive components when facing tight production schedules?

Which action should you take?

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By evaluating component criticality, ensuring high-risk items are tested first, and optimizing the testing process

By skipping lower-priority tests to meet deadlines

By focusing only on the final product and ignoring earlier components

By testing components randomly without considering priority

Question 3: What does the term "freeze frame data" refer to in the context of OBD-II diagnostics?

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The GPS location of the vehicle during a fault

A snapshot of vehicle operating conditions (e.g., speed, RPM, coolant temperature) at the moment a DTC was set

The position of the throttle pedal during a fault

The temperature of the engine at the time of a fault

Question 4: In automotive diagnostics, what is the primary function of the crankshaft position sensor (CKP)?

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To detect the position and rotational speed of the crankshaft, providing critical data for ignition timing and fuel injection

To measure the air intake pressure

To regulate the exhaust gas recirculation

To monitor the engine's coolant temperature

Question 5: In the context of data collection, what does the term "sampling rate" refer to?

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The duration of the test

The number of data points collected per second

The size of the dataset

The frequency of sensor calibration

Question 6: When documenting test results, why is it important to include both Type I and Type II errors, and how do they impact decision-making?

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They assess the reliability of test outcomes

They determine sample size

They influence the selection of test equipment

They are not typically included in test reports