ASE B3 Domain 2: Outer Body Panel Repairs, Replacements, and Adjustments Welcome to your ASE B3 Domain 2: Outer Body Panel Repairs, Replacements, and Adjustments 1. ASE B3: Outer Body Panel Repairs Replacements and Adjustments What is the primary consideration when selecting a replacement outer body panel? A. The color match with the existing panels B. The panel's compatibility with the vehicle make and model C. The weight of the panel for fuel efficiency D. The ease of installation based on panel design None 2. ASE B3: Outer Body Panel Repairs Replacements and Adjustments In outer body panel repair, the use of a stud welder is primarily for: A. Removing dents by pulling them out B. Welding new panels in place C. Cutting through damaged panels D. Heating the metal for reshaping None 3. ASE B3: Outer Body Panel Repairs Replacements and Adjustments When adjusting a door to correct an alignment issue, the primary adjustment is usually made at the: A. Door latch B. Hinges C. Door handle D. Lock striker None 4. ASE B3: Outer Body Panel Repairs Replacements and Adjustments The technique of 'shrinking' in metal body repair is used to: A. Reduce the size of a replacement panel B. Tighten up stretched metal areas C. Make a panel easier to remove D. Decrease the weight of the panel None 5. ASE B3: Outer Body Panel Repairs Replacements and Adjustments Why is it important to apply a rust inhibitor after completing outer body panel repairs? A. To improve the paint adhesion B. To prevent corrosion in repaired areas C. To fill in minor imperfections D. To make the paint color more vibrant None 6. ASE B3: Outer Body Panel Repairs Replacements and Adjustments The proper technique for filling a dent with body filler involves: A. Applying a thick layer of filler all at once B. Heating the area before applying filler C. Applying filler in thin, even layers D. Sanding the area only after the filler has fully cured None 7. ASE B3: Outer Body Panel Repairs Replacements and Adjustments When replacing an outer body panel, the primary method to ensure an exact fit is: A. Using clamps to hold the panel in place B. Measuring the panel multiple times before installation C. Test fitting the panel before final installation D. Applying a flexible adhesive for adjustment None 8. ASE B3: Outer Body Panel Repairs Replacements and Adjustments What is the main advantage of using a panel adhesive in outer body panel replacement? A. Faster curing time compared to welding B. Stronger bond than mechanical fasteners C. Elimination of heat distortion from welding D. Increased flexibility in the joint area None 9. ASE B3: Outer Body Panel Repairs Replacements and Adjustments When performing a door skin replacement, it's important to: A. Only replace the outer skin, leaving the inner structure untouched B. Check the alignment of the window and lock mechanisms C. Use a heavier gauge metal for increased durability D. Apply paint before attaching the new skin None 10. ASE B3: Outer Body Panel Repairs Replacements and Adjustments The process of 'planishing' in metal repair is used to: A. Flatten and smooth a welded area B. Stretch a metal panel to fit C. Cut through thick metal panels D. Create decorative patterns in metal None 11. ASE B3: Outer Body Panel Repairs Replacements and Adjustments In repairing aluminum body panels, the use of a heat gun is often for: A. Softening the paint before removal B. Reducing the risk of panel warping C. Increasing the speed of adhesive curing D. Relaxing the aluminum for easier shaping None 12. ASE B3: Outer Body Panel Repairs Replacements and Adjustments What is the primary reason for applying a corrosion protection coating after replacing an outer body panel? A. To enhance paint adhesion B. To prevent rust formation in the future C. To improve the panel's structural integrity D. To achieve a smoother surface for painting None 13. ASE B3: Outer Body Panel Repairs Replacements and Adjustments The technique of 'cold shrinking' a metal panel is typically used to: A. Prepare the panel for painting B. Tighten slightly stretched metal C. Remove large dents from the panel D. Prepare the panel for welding None 14. ASE B3: Outer Body Panel Repairs Replacements and Adjustments When performing an outer body panel repair, the use of a body file is primarily for: A. Cutting through the damaged panel B. Shaping and contouring body filler C. Removing paint from the panel D. Checking the flatness of the panel surface None 15. ASE B3: Outer Body Panel Repairs Replacements and Adjustments In outer body panel replacement, the use of bonding adhesives is particularly advantageous for: A. Reducing repair time B. Increasing structural strength C. Eliminating the need for painting D. Preventing heat distortion from welding None 1 out of 15 Time is Up! Time's up
