Exam 33: Emission Control Systems
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Technician A says high engine temperatures reduce HC and CO emissions. Technician B says incorrect ignition timing can increase the production of NOX.Who is correct?
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Technician A says the DPFE [differential pressure feedback EGR] sensor determines the amount of gas flowing through the EGR valve by measuring the pressure drop across an orifice. Technician B says some EGR valves have an NTC thermistor that measures exhaust gas temperature at the outlet of the EGR valve. Who is correct?
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The enhanced evaporative emission system [OBD-II] can detect a leak in the hoses, lines, fuel tank, or gas cap as small as _____ in.
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The PCV system prevents ____________________ gases from escaping to the atmosphere.
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Diesel engines emit less HC, CO, and CO2 than spark ignition gasoline engines.
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Technician A says a three-way catalytic converter [TWC] oxidizes carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons into carbon dioxide and water. Technician B says a TWC reduces NOx into nitrogen and carbon dioxide. Who is correct?
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The technical term for the soot or the black smoke emitted from a diesel's exhaust pipe is _________________.
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_____ emissions are caused largely by unburned fuel from the combustion chambers.
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Technician A says the air control valve (or air-switching valve) is a vacuum-operated valve that routes the air from the pump either to the exhaust manifold or to the catalytic converter. Technician B says the air bypass (AIRB) valve (or diverter [AIRD] valve) located between the air pump and the air control valve diverts the air pump output to the atmosphere or air filter during deceleration. Who is correct?
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Which of the following is NOT related to photochemical smog?
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Hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide exhaust emissions are highest when the engine is cold.
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Technician A says the OBD-II EVAP system leak test monitor will not run if the fuel level is too high. Technician B says the monitor will not run if the fuel level is too low. Who is correct?
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The EVAP systems use a ____________________ canister to collect fuel vapors until they can be purged.
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NOX, HC, and CO are changed into harmless gases by the ____________________ in the three way catalytic converter.
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