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Mechanic Auto Body Repair Practice Test: Diagnosing structural collision damage
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Mechanic Auto Body Repair Practice Test: Diagnosing structural collision damage
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14 Questions

1. What is the 'X' checking of vehicle body?
2. What is the use of trammel gauge?
3. What is a zero point in vehicle damage measurement?
4. What is datum line in vehicle damage measurement?
5. Which is a centre line of a vehicle?
6. Which is a centre line of a vehicle?
7. What is the type of collision damage?
8. Which part of the vehicle is mostly affected due to twist damage?
9. What is the type of collision damage?
10. Which is the mash damage of vehicle body?
11. Which damage can be identified by the loss of door gaps in the damaged side and increase in door gap in oppsite side?
12. What is a zero point in vehicle damage measurement?
13. Why should be avoid heating the chassis during repair?
14. Why should be avoid heating the chassis during repair?

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