When balancing a driveshaft, what should be done if the first weight placement does not correct the vibration?

Practise this ASE T3 Drivetrain Exam Prep question free, then download the PDF, watch the video walkthrough, or unlock timed mock exams for the full web bank.

Download PDF Watch video

Multiple choice — select the best answer

AAdd weight directly opposite to the first weight location
BAdd a heavier weight at the same location
CRemove the weight and try a different location
DReplace the driveshaft

✓ Correct answer: A. Add weight directly opposite to the first weight location If the first weight doesn't correct vibration, weight should be added directly opposite the first weight location. This approach systematically addresses balance issues by testing effects of weight placement.

.q-expl{display:block!important}.q-opt[data-idx="0"]{border-color:#16a34a;background:#f0fdf4}.q-opt[data-idx="0"] .oltr{background:#16a34a;color:#fff}.q-opt{cursor:default!important;pointer-events:none}

Keep practising. Use the free ASE T3 Drivetrain Exam Prep PDF, watch the YouTube walkthrough, or unlock all 10 web questions with timed mock exams.

Free PDF Video walkthrough

← Previous Next → 🎲 Random question ↩ Back to all questions

Keep practising

When balancing a driveshaft, what should be done if the first weight placement does not correct the vibration?

Related questions

Free practice here. Timed mocks when you are ready.