Asked by Kristina Marie on Jun 23, 2024

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Which of the following is NOT a reason for grooving automatic transmission friction discs?

A) assist in cooling
B) act as a wear indicator
C) provide channels to drain fluid
D) retain some fluid to lubricate the discs

Friction Discs

The driven discs in a clutch pack. Most heavy-duty truck chassis use double friction discs. These would be clamped between the clutch pressure plate/intermediate plate/flywheel when the clutch was engaged.

Grooving

The process of cutting narrow slots or grooves on a surface, often for the purpose of installing something or to enhance the surface's properties.

Automatic Transmission

A type of transmission in vehicles that automatically changes gear ratios as the vehicle moves, requiring no driver intervention to change gears manually.

  • Understand the significance of clutch pack compositions and their dependency on transmission requirements.
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Wizard BanditJun 27, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Grooving automatic transmission friction discs is not done to act as a wear indicator. Grooving serves to assist in cooling, provide channels to drain fluid, and retain some fluid to lubricate the discs, but it does not serve as an indicator for wear.