SPECIFIC SENSE IDENTIFICATION
AND LOCATION ON VEHICLE
OF CUSTOMER SYMPTOM(S)
SEE
FEEL
YES YES
HEAR
SMELL
YES YES
AB CDEF
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
ENGINE
FRONT
MID
REAR
CARGO
INSTRUCTIONS: Check below sense affected and location of
concern on the generic vehicle illustration (darken the vehicle
area). Plus circle appropriate responses to the right.
NOTE: Shaded backgrounds indicate caution areas. Selection
of two or more caution areas “flag” difficult repairs. In
general, shaded areas are the more difficult to verify and
repair, and require all applicable columns to be completed.
REPAIR ORDER #
REPAIR REQUEST #
“WRITE-UP” JOB AID
A SENSE OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
VEHICLE
SYMPTOM AREA
DEALER VERIFICATION WHAT THE CUSTOMER SAID / REPAIR REQUEST(S)
OASIS SYMPTOM CODE(S) VIN NUMBER
VEHICLE
OPERATING MODE
VEHICLE
SPEED
(km/h)
VEHICLE
CONDITIONS
WHEN
VEHICLE IS?
AMBIENT
CONDITION
HOW
OFTEN?
YES NO
SHOP FOREMAN
SERVICE ADVISOR
TECHNICIAN
VERIFIED WITH CUSTOMER
SERVICE MANAGER/QC MANAGER
ENGINE
TEMP
Front of Vehicle Always Start Up Accessories On 0 Turning Left (–_______
°
to –21
°
C)
Engine Compartment Daily A.M. P.M. Idle (define below) 1-15 Turning Right
Below Freezing (–20°to –5°C)
Dash Conditional Gear Selection Windows Open 16-29 Over Bumps
Below Freezing
(–5°
to
–0
°C)
Steering Wheel Weekly Accel Light 4 x 4 30-49 Up Hills Temp–1
°
to 10
°
C
Accelerator Pedal Monthly Accel Moderate Hauling 50-64 Down Hills Temp–11
°
to 20
°
C
Brake Pedal Intermittent Accel Heavy Towing 65-79 Upshifting Temp–21
°
to 30
°C
Clutch Pedal Unknown Steady Speed Snow Plowing 80-94 Downshifting Temp–31
°C
+
Shift Lever/Knob Deceleration
Other (define below)
95-109 Parked Sunny
Seat Coast Down 110+ In Traffic Dry
Rear of Vehicle Braking Soft Windy
Top of Vehicle Braking Normal Wet/Humid
Floor Pan Braking Hard Smooth Paved Cold Rain
Under Vehicle Neutral Rough Paved Normal Snow
Other (define below) Reverse Bumpy Hot Ice
Other (define below) Wet Other (define below)
ROAD
SURFACE
boom - Low, resonant
sound, like a drum roll or
distant thunder
buzz - Low-pitched sound,
something like a bee: usually
associated with vibrations
chatter - Rapidly repeating
metallic sound, like teeth
chattering
chirp - High-pitched,
melodious sound that
repeats rapidly, like a bird
chuckle - Rapid noise, like
a stick against spokes of a
spinning bicycle wheel
clang - Heavy sound of
metal-to-metal, like a gong
click - Light sound, like a
ballpoint pen being clicked
grind - Abrasive sound,
like a grinding wheel or
sandpaper rubbing against
wood
groan - Continuous,
low-pitched sound, like
a person groaning
growl - Low, guttural
sound, like an angry dog
hiss - Continuous sound, like
air escaping from a balloon
hum - Continuous sound at
varying pitches, like a wire
humming in the wind
knock - Heavy, loud,
repeating sound, like
a knock on a door
ping - Similar to knock,
but at a higher pitch
rattle - A sound suggesting
looseness, such as marbles
rolling around in a can
roar - Deep, prolonged
sound, like a lion’s roar
rumble - Low, heavy,
continuous sound, like
thunder or wagons
squeak - High-pitched
sound, like rubbing a
clean window
squeal - Continuous,
high-pitched sound, like
a tire on pavement
tap - Light, hammering
sound, like tapping a
pencil on a table
whir - High-pitched,
buzzing sound, like an
electric drill or motor
whistle - Sharp, shrill
sound, like a tin whistle
Descriptions of Noises: