ASE T5 Domain 1: Steering System Diagnosis and Repair Welcome to your ASE T5 Domain 1: Steering System Diagnosis and Repair 1. ASE T5: Steering System Diagnosis and Repair During a road test, a technician notices that the steering wheel returns slowly to the center after a turn. What is the MOST likely cause? A. Low power steering fluid B. Worn steering gear C. Binding in the steering column D. Overinflated tires None 2. ASE T5: Steering System Diagnosis and Repair A truck exhibits excessive free play in the steering. The first component to check should be: A. The steering gear box B. The tie rod ends C. The steering wheel coupler D. The power steering pump None 3. ASE T5: Steering System Diagnosis and Repair A technician finds that a vehicle pulls to the right while driving. The steering system is otherwise functioning correctly. The MOST likely cause is: A. A misaligned front axle B. A defective power steering pump C. Uneven tire wear D. A damaged steering knuckle None 4. ASE T5: Steering System Diagnosis and Repair When diagnosing a hydraulic power steering system, the technician observes that the steering effort is high at all speeds. This condition is MOST likely due to: A. A restricted power steering hose B. A defective steering gear C. Low power steering fluid D. A malfunctioning power steering pressure switch None 5. ASE T5: Steering System Diagnosis and Repair A heavy-duty truck with a recirculating ball steering gear has a steering wheel that is not centered. The first step to correct this issue should be: A. Replacing the steering gear B. Adjusting the drag link C. Aligning the front wheels D. Inspecting the steering linkage None 6. ASE T5: Steering System Diagnosis and Repair During a steering system inspection, a technician notes that the power steering fluid is foamy. The MOST likely cause is: A. Contaminated fluid B. Air entering the power steering system C. A defective power steering pump D. A worn steering gear None 7. ASE T5: Steering System Diagnosis and Repair A vehicle experiences a stiff steering wheel when turning left, but not when turning right. The likely cause is: A. A binding left tie rod end B. An issue with the power steering control valve C. Low fluid level in the power steering reservoir D. A malfunctioning power steering pump None 8. ASE T5: Steering System Diagnosis and Repair When diagnosing a power steering system, a technician finds that the steering is easier to turn in one direction than the other. This could be caused by: A. Unequal tire pressure B. A defective steering gear valve C. Damaged steering column bearings D. A faulty steering wheel position sensor None 9. ASE T5: Steering System Diagnosis and Repair A technician finds that the steering wheel vibrates while driving at highway speeds. The first component to inspect should be: A. The wheel bearings B. The steering damper C. The balance of the front tires D. The power steering fluid level None 10. ASE T5: Steering System Diagnosis and Repair After a power steering pump replacement, a technician notes a whining noise from the pump area. The most likely cause is: A. A defective new pump B. Air trapped in the power steering system C. Incorrect power steering fluid D. Over-tensioned drive belt None 1 out of 10 Time is Up! Time's up
