Question

With an automatic transmission, which is the *best* explanation as to why there is no need for a driver-operated clutch?

Accepted Answer

There is a torque converter that automatically changes the torque needed.

Answer

The clutch is already built into the accelerator.

Answer

The clutch is solely to change gears from 1-5. Automatic cars only use the D or drive gear.

Answer

The clutch is responsible for the turning of the wheels but in automatic transmissions, it is replaced by the universal joint.

Question 10 - Auto and Shop Information Practice Test for the ASVAB