I do not know my way around a car engine (let alone a semi engine). I am trying to learn the pre-trip inspection but unfortunately, I don't know what the parts look like and I haven't found any pictures that shows a clear view. Any ideas on where I can find some pictures that I can learn from so that when the time comes that I look at a semi engine, I can point the parts out by sight? I have tried google pictures, youtube, and this site (you have a great site here, Bret, but I need better pictures :) ). Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Mark
Here on this site with the cdl study stuff there are "pretrip flash cards". They are good.
A pre-trip inspection is a thorough inspection of the truck completed before driving for the first time each day.
Federal and state laws require that drivers inspect their vehicles. Federal and state inspectors also may inspect your vehicles. If they judge a vehicle to be unsafe, they will put it “out of service” until it is repaired.
A CDL is required to drive any of the following vehicles:
The flash cards here are good. There is another site that you can use. Its pretrip.net. The pictures are larger. It also gives you study points. Use all information you can get. If you have more questions please ask us. Be sure to check out the other i.formation here. It is really going to help you.
Good luck
The flash cards here are good. There is another site that you can use. Its pretrip.net. The pictures are larger. It also gives you study points. Use all information you can get. If you have more questions please ask us. Be sure to check out the other i.formation here. It is really going to help you.
Good luck
That site no longer exists.
The flash cards here are good. There is another site that you can use. Its pretrip.net. The pictures are larger. It also gives you study points. Use all information you can get. If you have more questions please ask us. Be sure to check out the other i.formation here. It is really going to help you.
Good luck
That site no longer exists.
yes it exist , if you are copy and pasting , remove the period after net
Do you just need the engine department? I can take pictures and post them on this thread with a description of what to look for. If it would help.
The flash cards here are good. There is another site that you can use. Its pretrip.net. The pictures are larger. It also gives you study points. Use all information you can get. If you have more questions please ask us. Be sure to check out the other i.formation here. It is really going to help you.
Good luck
That site no longer exists.
yes it exist , if you are copy and pasting , remove the period after net
Typed and copied. Neither works. Takes me to a Domain for sale page.
Typed and copied. Neither works. Takes me to a Domain for sale page.
On a whim I tried pre-trip.net and I think this is the site he was referring too. Pictures are larger.
Typed and copied. Neither works. Takes me to a Domain for sale page.
On a whim I tried pre-trip.net and I think this is the site he was referring too. Pictures are larger.
That did work. Thank you!!!
Typed and copied. Neither works. Takes me to a Domain for sale page.
On a whim I tried pre-trip.net and I think this is the site he was referring too. Pictures are larger.
That did work. Thank you!!!
ur welcome , it opened for me and i didnt want you to give up
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I do not know my way around a car engine (let alone a semi engine). I am trying to learn the pre-trip inspection but unfortunately, I don't know what the parts look like and I haven't found any pictures that shows a clear view. Any ideas on where I can find some pictures that I can learn from so that when the time comes that I look at a semi engine, I can point the parts out by sight? I have tried google pictures, youtube, and this site (you have a great site here, Bret, but I need better pictures :) ). Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Mark
Pre-trip Inspection:
A pre-trip inspection is a thorough inspection of the truck completed before driving for the first time each day.
Federal and state laws require that drivers inspect their vehicles. Federal and state inspectors also may inspect your vehicles. If they judge a vehicle to be unsafe, they will put it “out of service” until it is repaired.