Exam 3: Diagnosing Engine Problems

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Technician A says that valvetrain noise will occur at half the speed of engine rpm. Technician B says valvetrain noises coming from inside the timing cover can be caused by a bad timing chain or chain guide. Which technician is correct?

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During a compression test, remove all of the _____ _____ so the starter can crank the engine easily.

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Spark plugs

Carbon has built up in the neck area of a valve. What is the most probable cause?

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​Valve guide seals

An engine should produce a minimum of _____ inches of vacuum while cranking, but most engines will produce far more.

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Technician A says grounding out a plug wire to a cylinder with a cracked piston will can increase the noise. Technician B says a rod knock will become quieter as its cylinder is grounded. Who is correct?

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Technician A says that a compression test can be used to check the condition of the oil control rings. Technician B says that when several cylinders have low compression test readings, this can be due to burned or tight valves. Who is right?

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An engine has a crack between a water jacket and an oil gallery. Technician A says that oil will go into the cooling system when the engine is running. Technician B says that coolant will go into the oil when the engine is off. Who is right?

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A car has oil smoke from its exhaust during deceleration. Technician A says that bad valve guide seals could be the cause. Technician B says that worn piston rings could be the cause. Who is right?

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What two different problems can be pinpointed by looking at the tops of the two pistons shown in Figure here? ​ ​ What two different problems can be pinpointed by looking at the tops of the two pistons shown in Figure here? ​ ​    ​

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List several causes of engine overheating.

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How many compression strokes (minimum) should the engine crank during a compression test?

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When engine idle rises during a cylinder power balance test, what could be the cause?

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Technician A says a faulty head gasket can cause the oil to mix with coolant. Technician B says this is called cross fluid contamination. Which technician is correct?

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Technician A says that an air-fuel mixture that is too lean can cause burned internal engine parts. Technician B says an overly rich mixture can cause oil wash from cylinder walls. Which technician is correct?

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Oil leaks are being discussed. Technician A says a blue lamp can be used to locate an oil leak after a dye has been installed in the crankcase. Technician B says it is a black light that is used. Which technician is correct?

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At the end of a spark plug deposit test, what must be done before the engine is accelerated off idle?

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If a spark plug is oil-fouled with carbon on only one side, what could be the cause?

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When does preignition occur?

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Technician A says that an engine that idles rough due to burned valves might run fine at speeds above idle. Technician B says that carbon buildup in a combustion chamber can cause an engine to have higher compression. Who is right?

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Technician A says carbon removal additives can damage the muffler. Technician B says if the rpm rises when shorting a cylinder out, it could indicate a vacuum leak. Which technician is correct?

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