Question

1. what is a creeper used for? a. lifting a vehicle. b. holding a vehicle in place. c maneuvering under a vehicle. d. keeping the vehicles engine running. 5. to prevent falls, where should a creeper be placed when not in a. underneath the vehicle. b. horizontally on the floor. c. vertically against a wall or toolbox. d. on top of the workbench. 6. which of the following best describes an asymmetrical lift? a. it uses equal length arms. b. it allows vehicle doors not to hit the center support column when c. it is the most common type of hoist. d. it is primarily used for vehicles over 12,000 pounds. 7. sae standard jrp - 2184 pertains to: a the proper use of creepers. b. the manufacturing process of hydraulic jacks. c. lift points and lifting procedures. d. the rating system for hoists.

Explanation:

1. A creeper is a low - lying platform on wheels used by mechanics to move easily under a vehicle.
2. To prevent falls, a creeper should be placed vertically against a wall or toolbox when not in use so it doesn't create a tripping hazard.
3. An asymmetric lift has unequal - length arms and is designed so vehicle doors don't hit the center support column when open.
4. SAE Standard JRP - 2184 is about lift points and lifting procedures.

Answer:

1. C. Maneuvering under a vehicle.
2. C. Vertically against a wall or toolbox.
3. B. It allows vehicle doors not to hit the center support column when.
4. C. Lift points and lifting procedures.