Exam 7: Engine Systems Operation
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Two technicians are discussing automotive power systems. Technician A says that today's engines operate on different principles than those of the past. Technician B says that today's engine has more computerized sensors and actuators than did an entire vehicle had in the mid-1980's. Who is correct?
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Two technicians are discussing PCV systems. Technician A says that PCV systems are connected to a port on the intake manifold. Technician B says that PCV systems prevent the fuel tank from over-pressurizing. Who is correct?
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What are the three criteria in classifying an engine?
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The three criteria used in classifying an engine are:
∙ Block configuration
∙ Displacement
∙ Valvetrain
Two technicians are discussing engine sensors. Technician A says that MAP sensors measure altitude. Technician B says MAF sensors measure exhaust flow. Who is correct?
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Most bearing failures result directly from improper installation.
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The amount of air that an engine can move in one cycle is its displacement.
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Today's engine design is very different from the original basic engine design from the 1890's.
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Two technicians are discussing engine lubricants. Technician A says that many oil filters have check valves to prevent oil drain back during engine shutdown. Technician B says that any oil weight is acceptable for an engine. Who is correct?
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What are two critical concerns with electronic fuel delivery maintenance?
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Two technicians are discussing engine design. Technician A says that in-line engines have the cylinders in a straight line. Technician B says that V-block motors have cylinders divided into two rows set at an angle to each other. Who is correct?
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Two technicians are discussing exhaust systems. Technician A says that exhaust systems were originally designed to clean the exhaust gases. Technician B says that today's cleaner-running vehicles do not need emission devices. Who is correct?
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Two technicians are discussing power adders. Technician A says that superchargers are belt driven. Technician B says that turbochargers are belt driven. Who is correct?
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The charging system consists of the generator, battery, and starter.
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