Exam 32: Intake and Exhaust Systems
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Before replacing an exhaust system component, Technician A soaks all old connections with a penetrating oil. Technician B checks the old system's routing for critical clearance points. Who is correct?
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What manages turbo output by controlling the amount of exhaust gas entering the turbine housing?
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When intake air is compressed, its temperature decreases significantly.
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Technician A says the action of the wastegate is controlled directly by manifold pressure. Technician B says the wastegate is controlled by the PCM. Who is correct?
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Lack of lubrication and oil lag are major causes of turbocharger failure.
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Technician A says a vacuum leak results in less air entering the engine, which causes a richer air/fuel mixture. Technician B says a vacuum leak in the system can cause the engine to run poorly. Who is correct?
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Technician A says the emission vacuum schematic for the vehicle can only be found in the factory service manual. Technician B say an emissions vacuum schematic is given on an under-hood decal. Who is correct?
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A turbocharged engine is running with 10 psi (69 kPa) of turbo boost. At what pressure is air being fed into the engine when the engine is operating at sea level?
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An engine can be either supercharged or turbocharged, but not both.
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Normal engine vacuum on a normally aspirated engine at idle is between ____________________ in. Hg and ____________________ in. Hg.
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Modern intake manifolds for engines with port fuel injection are typically made of die-cast aluminum or plastic.
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Technician A says an intake manifold that delivers both air and fuel [carburetor or TBI] is designed to cause turbulence so that the air and fuel mix while they are being delivered to the cylinders. Technician B says in an air only type manifold [PFI] the length of the runners is designed to achieve the best performance during a particular range of engine speeds. Who is correct?
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The __________________ is a chart of the vacuum hose routings, vacuum source, and relative component locations for all emissions-related equipment.
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All the following statements concerning variable nozzle turbine (VNT) type turbochargers are true EXCEPT:
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Wet intake manifolds have __________________ passages cast directly in them.
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