multiple choice 1 point\ntechnician a says to always use graded bolts when replacing an automotive fastener…

multiple choice 1 point\ntechnician a says to always use graded bolts when replacing an automotive fastener. technician b says graded bolts are frequently used in suspension components. who is correct?\ntechnician a only\ntechnician b only\nboth technician a and b\nneither technician a or b.\nmultiple choice 1 point\ntechnician a says that prevailing torque nuts can usually be reused if they are not too damaged. technician b states that prevailing torque fasteners can be replaced with standard fasteners as long as they are torqued to the manufacturers specifications. who is correct?\ntechnician a only\ntechnician b only\nboth technician a and b\nneither technician a or b.

multiple choice 1 point\ntechnician a says to always use graded bolts when replacing an automotive fastener. technician b says graded bolts are frequently used in suspension components. who is correct?\ntechnician a only\ntechnician b only\nboth technician a and b\nneither technician a or b.\nmultiple choice 1 point\ntechnician a says that prevailing torque nuts can usually be reused if they are not too damaged. technician b states that prevailing torque fasteners can be replaced with standard fasteners as long as they are torqued to the manufacturers specifications. who is correct?\ntechnician a only\ntechnician b only\nboth technician a and b\nneither technician a or b.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. Graded bolts are important for safety and strength in automotive applications. It is good practice to use them when replacing fasteners, and they are commonly used in suspension components. So both Technician A and B in the first question are correct.
  2. Prevailing - torque nuts have specific locking properties and should not be replaced with standard fasteners even if torqued to specifications. Also, they generally should not be reused as they may lose their locking ability. So neither Technician A nor B in the second question is correct.

Answer:

  1. C. Both technician A and B
  2. D. Neither technician A or B