2. Jim, a seasoned mechanic at a local garage, has been
tasked with pulling out the transmission engine from a
customer's car, a 2008 Honda Accord. The customer
complained of unusual noises and difficulty in shifting
gears. After a thorough diagnosis, Jim concluded that
the transmission needed a complete overhaul,
requiring him to pull out the engine. Here's how the
scenario unfolds:
3. 1. Preparation Phase: Jim begins by
gathering the necessary tools and
equipment: engine hoist, jack stands,
wrenches, socket sets, and a transmission
jack. He also makes sure to have safety gear
like gloves, goggles, and sturdy work boots.
4. Initial Assessment: Before starting
the actual work, Jim carefully inspects
the car's underside to identify
potential obstacles and determine the
best approach for removing the
transmission engine.
5. Disconnecting Components: Jim starts by
disconnecting the battery to prevent any electrical
mishaps. He then drains the transmission fluid and
engine oil to prevent spillage during the removal
process. After that, he disconnects the exhaust
system, driveshaft, starter motor, and any other
components attached to the transmission and
engine.
6. Supporting the Engine: Using a hoist
and chains, Jim carefully supports the
engine to prevent it from falling once
disconnected. He ensures that the hoist is
securely attached and the weight is
evenly distributed to avoid accidents.
7. Removing Bolts and Mounts: Jim
identifies and removes all bolts and
mounts securing the transmission to
the engine block. He takes extra
care not to damage any surrounding
components or wiring harnesses.
8. Separating the Transmission: With the
transmission supported by a transmission
jack, Jim carefully separates it from the
engine block. He uses a pry bar and
gently taps to loosen any stuck points,
ensuring a smooth separation without
causing any damage.
9. Lifting the Engine: Once the
transmission is detached, Jim carefully
lifts the engine using the hoist. He
makes sure to lift it straight up to
avoid hitting any nearby parts of the
car.
10. Clearing Obstacles: As the engine is
lifted, Jim checks for any obstacles
or cables that might still be
connected. He carefully maneuvers
the engine to ensure a clear path for
removal.
11. Final Checks: Before fully removing the
engine, Jim double-checks for any
remaining connections or components
that might hinder the process. He
ensures that the area is clear and safe for
extraction.
12. Engine Removal: With everything
in place, Jim slowly pulls out the
engine from the car's engine bay,
making sure to keep it balanced and
stable throughout the process.
13. Post-Removal Inspection: After
successfully pulling out the engine, Jim
inspects the engine bay and surrounding
areas for any signs of damage or leaks. He
also takes note of any parts that may need
replacement or repair before reinstalling
the engine.
14. Documentation and Cleanup: Jim
documents the process, noting any
issues encountered and the steps taken
to address them. He then cleans up the
work area, organizing tools and
disposing of any waste materials
responsibly.
15. Further Assessment: Once the engine is
removed, Jim thoroughly inspects the
transmission and engine for damages,
leaks, or worn-out components. He plans
the necessary repairs or replacements to
ensure the car's optimal performance.
16. This scenario illustrates the meticulous
process involved in pulling out a
transmission engine, highlighting the
expertise and attention to detail required in
automotive repair and maintenance.
17. 1. What safety gear does Jim use
during the process?
A)Safety goggles and gloves
B)B) Safety goggles and earplugs
C)) Gloves and earplugs
D) Gloves and work boots
18. 2. Which tool is NOT mentioned in the preparation
phase?
A)Engine hoist
B) Jack stands
C) Screwdriver
D)Socket set
19. 3:What does Jim do after disconnecting the
battery?
A) Drains the transmission fluid
B) Drains the engine oil
C) Disconnects the exhaust system
D) Disconnects the starter motor
20. 4: How does Jim support the engine during removal?
A) Using a jack stand
B) Using a transmission jack
C) Using a hydraulic lift
D) Using a pry bar
21. 5:What does Jim check for before fully removing
the engine?
A) Remaining connections or components
B) Oil leaks from the engine
C) Coolant level in the radiator
D)Tire pressure of the car
22. 6:What is the main reason Jim needs to pull out the
transmission engine?
A)The customer requested an engine upgrade.
B)The car's exhaust system needed replacement.
C)The transmission required a complete overhaul.
D)The engine had a minor oil leak.
23. 7:Which of the following is NOT part of Jim's
initial assessment?
A) Checking the car's mileage
B) Inspecting the car's underside
C) Identifying potential obstacles
D) Determining the best removal approach
24. 8.What does Jim disconnect first before starting
the removal process?
A) Battery
B) Starter motor
C) Driveshaft
D) Exhaust system
25. 9.What tool does Jim use to prevent the engine
from falling once disconnected?
A) Pry bar
B)Transmission jack
C)Wrench
D) Screwdriver
26. 10.Which component does Jim NOT disconnect
during the removal process?
A) Starter motor
B) Drive shaft
C) Radiator
D) Exhaust system
27. 11. How does Jim separate the transmission
from the engine block?
A) Using a hammer
B) Using a pry bar
C) Using a screwdriver
D) Using a jack stand
28. 12.What does Jim double-check before fully removing
the engine?
A) Remaining connections or components
B) Driveshaft alignment
C)Transmission fluid level
D) Engine oil viscosity
29. 13.What does Jim inspect for signs of damage
after removing the engine?
A)Transmission fluid leaks
B) Engine oil leaks
C) Radiator coolant level
D) Brake fluid level
30. 14.What does Jim use to clean up the work area
after completing the removal process?
A)Vacuum cleaner
B) Broom and dustpan
C)Water hose
D) Pressure washer
31. 15.What does Jim do after removing the engine?
A) Conducts a test drive
B) Disposes of the engine improperly
C)Thoroughly inspects the transmission and
engine
D) Leaves the work area without cleaning up
32. ANSWER KEY
1.A) Safety goggles and gloves
2.C) Screwdriver
3.A) Drains the transmission fluid
4.B) Using a transmission jack
5.A) Remaining connections or
components
33. 6. C) The transmission required a
complete overhaul.
7. A) Checking the car's mileage
8. A) Battery
9. B) Transmission jack
10. C) Radiator
34. 11. B) Using a pry bar
12. A) Remaining connections or
components
13. B) Engine oil leaks
14. B) Broom and dustpan
15. C) Thoroughly inspects the
transmission and engine
