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In the past the limit for sulfur content in diesel fuel was 500 ppm [parts per million]. The current standard for low sulfur diesel fuel allows a maximum of _____ of sulfur in the fuel.
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Which of the following are characteristics of burning LP-gas?
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Which of the following statements about P-series fuel is NOT true?
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While diagnosing a diesel engine driveability problem: Technician A says that while the scan tool data is similar to that available for a gasoline engine, all diesel engine troubleshooting procedures are unique. Technician B says a cylinder power balance check can be made by checking the resistance of the engine's glow plugs. Who is correct?
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The volatility of gasoline affects all the following performance characteristics or driving conditions EXCEPT:
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Technician A says lean ratios of 15:1 to 16:1 provide the best fuel economy. Technician B says rich mixtures have a ratio below 14.7:1 and provide more power from the engine but greater fuel consumption. Who is correct?
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A gasoline engine provides more torque at lower speeds than an electric motor.
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Technician A says that the use of methanol in internal combustion engines has declined over the years. Technician B says that the use of MTBE as a gasoline additive has declined over the years. Who is correct?
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Biomass fuels are those derived from nonfossil sources and produced from plant or animal
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Technician A says that dedicated vehicles are those designed to use one particular type of fuel. Technician B says that bi-fuel vehicles can operate solely on an alcohol-based fuel or unleaded gasoline, or a mixture of the two, which gives the driver flexibility and convenience when refilling the fuel tank Who is correct?
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A diesel fuel's ignition quality is measured by a ___________________ rating.
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Technician A says blending 10 percent ethanol into gasoline results in an increase of 2.5 to 3 octane points. Technician B says ethanol is highly corrosive and highly toxic. Who is correct?
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LNG [liquefied natural gas] is not a practical fuel for personal use and is only used in heavy-duty applications.
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