Exam 15: Engine Hardware: Fasteners, Thread Repair, and Gaskets

Technician A says one wrench is sufficient when loosening a flare-nut. Technician B says embossed steel gaskets should be installed with the embossed side toward the block. Who is right?

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Question 41

Drill bits for iron and steel are properly ground to a _____ degree angle.

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Question 42

During warranty repairs for rear main seal oil leaks, some manufacturers use ____ rear main oil seals.

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Question 43

Silicone sealant that does not use acetic acid to cure and is used with oxygen sensor systems is called low _____ RTV.

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Question 44

Technician A says the click-type torque wrench is best because it is the most accurate. Technician B says that an inch-pound torque wrench should be used when measuring smaller torque values. Who is correct?

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Technician A says one wrench is sufficient when loosening a flare-nut. Technician B says embossed steel gaskets should be installed with the embossed side toward the block. Who is right?

Drill bits for iron and steel are properly ground to a _____ degree angle.

During warranty repairs for rear main seal oil leaks, some manufacturers use ____ rear main oil seals.

Silicone sealant that does not use acetic acid to cure and is used with oxygen sensor systems is called low _____ RTV.

Technician A says the click-type torque wrench is best because it is the most accurate. Technician B says that an inch-pound torque wrench should be used when measuring smaller torque values. Who is correct?

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Cleaning the Engine

Micrometer Practice

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Camshafts, Lifters, Timing Belts, and Chains

Cylinder Block: Inspection and Service

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Pistons, Rings, and Connecting Rods

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