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Diesel fuels contain some paraffin (wax). In very cold weather, the paraffin can separate from the fuel. This is called the ____________________.
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Unlike preignition, detonation does not produce a knocking sound, so the impending damage is not apparent until it is too late.
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While having a discussion, Technician A says that the noise from spark knock is caused by the vibration of the combustion chamber walls. Technician B says that it is caused by low volatility. Who is correct?
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When a gasoline engine continues to run even after the ignition key is turned off, this is called ____________________.
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What are some of the problems that can occur as a result of vapor lock?
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While having a discussion, Technician A says that carbonaceous deposits are caused when oil and heat come together. Technician B says that carbonaceous deposits are from fuel. Who is correct?
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Although biodiesel is cleaner burning than petroleum diesel, pure biodiesel (B100) requires fuel system modifications on pre-1994 diesel engines.
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A car's ____________________ on the highway is a symptom of a lean condition.
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Water is an enemy to diesels and must not be allowed to accumulate in the fuel system.
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What is the difference between the following two grades for automotive diesel fuel: Grade number 1-D and Grade number 2-D?
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Gasoline can be refined so it will not knock as easily. This fuel has a high ____ value.
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Crude oil is a variable combination of large and small hydrocarbons together with petroleum gas, hydrogen sulfide, and water.
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With gasoline octane ratings, the lower the octane number, the more resistant the fuel is to knocking.
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____________________ is a measure of how easy a fuel evaporates.
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