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7. Vehicle Components

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27. Safety Equipment - Symbols

Dashboard & Controls Symbols

On September 23, 2003, the National Highway traffic Safety Administration issued a proposal, included into the Federal Register, that sets standards for icons and symbols used to transmit information to the driver and occupants of a vehicle. These symbols are more readily understood by all drivers, irrespective of native language. These are based on ISO Standards 2575.

Because the proposal covers cars, buses, and trucks, we have not included all possible icons, but have tried to include the most commonly seen on today's vehicles, in alphabetical order.


Starting with this page and continue with the next few pages, review the Symbols in alphabetical order.


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Lesson Summary


  

Lesson 7 Quiz


You will now answer 5 questions to test what you learned during this lesson. You must answer all questions correctly to receive completion credit for this lesson. You may answer the questions as many times as necessary to get them right.

You should review the lesson material if you don't do well on the quiz.

  1. Disc brakes work by:


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  2. The engine in your car is sometimes called:


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  3. The minimum tread thickness for passenger car tires is:


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  4. The oil warning light means that:


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  5. The ALTERNATOR:


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