Exam 32: Intake and Exhaust Systems
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The number-one cause of turbocharger failure is __________________.
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The ____________________ cools the turbocharged air before it reaches the combustion chamber.
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Variable intake manifolds are being discussed. Technician A says an intake manifold tuning (IMT) system uses a butterfly valve to divide the plenum into two small chambers at low speeds. At high engine speeds, the butterfly valve opens to form one large plenum chamber. Technician B says the intake manifold runner control (IMRC) system changes the path of air between long and short runners or between small-diameter and large-diameter runners according to engine speed. Who is correct?
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An engine in good condition will produce a steady, constant vacuum reading above 15 inches at a warm idle.
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Generally, an engine designed for maximum torque and horsepower at high speeds has longer runners than one that provides high torque at lower speeds.
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Technician A says the engine should idle for 20 to 120 seconds after a hard run to allow the turbocharger shaft to cool. Technician B says if the vehicle has not been driven for a few days, start the engine up and run it at 2,000 to 2,500 rpm to flush the old oil out of the turbocharger bearings and oil lines. Who is correct?
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Which of the following is NOT an engine exhaust pollutant that is changed by the catalytic converter?
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Technician A says a vacuum leak will cause an engine to run richer than normal. Technician B says a vacuum leak can cause an engine to detonate. Who is correct?
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In an intake manifold for a PFI engine, the __________________ serves as a reservoir for the air and is used to distribute the intake charge evenly to the runners and intake ports.
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Technician A says the air filter is designed to prevent engine fires in the event of a backfire. Technician B says the air filter assembly is also designed to help reduce the noise caused by the movement of intake air. Who is correct?
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Which of the following statements concerning superchargers is NOT correct?
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If a catalytic converter in a late model vehicle is not working properly, the ______________________ will turn on.
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a turbocharger?
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Atmospheric pressure appears as ____________________ on most pressure gauges.
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The butterfly valve in IMRC systems is controlled by an electric motor or __________________ actuator.
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