Exam 13: Lubrication

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Name three oil additives that affect engine wear.

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Oil additives that affect engine wear include:
• pour-point depressants
• corrosion and rust inhibitors
• antifoam additives
• friction modifiers
• oxidation inhibitors
• antiwear additives

Technician A says pleated paper is generally used in bypass oil filters. Technician B says a relief valve that is stuck closed will result in high oil pressure at idle. Who is right?

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Technician A says that when oil oxidizes it becomes heavier and forms varnish deposits. Technician B says that in-town driving is easier on the engine than driving on the freeway. Who is right?

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When an oil is tested at 0°F (-18°C), what letter will appear in the viscosity listing on the oil container?

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Technician A says that detergents and dispersants keep small particles suspended in the oil so that the filter can filter them out. Technician B says that detergents clean the surfaces within the engine. Who is right?

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Technician A says that full-flow oil filters have a minimum resistance to oil flow compared to bypass filters and are not designed to filter out sludge. Technician B says that bypass oil filters are used in heavy-duty applications, primarily to provide filtration in addition to a full-flow filter. Who is right?

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Oil pumps are being discussed. Technician A says gerotor pumps are used on OHC engines. Technician B says the gerotor pump has an uneven pumping action. Who is right?

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Technician A says most manufacturers recommend a minimum of 25 psi of oil pressure for every 1000 rpm. Technician B says short trips allow sludge to accumulate. Who is right?

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Oil is being discussed. Technician A says oil never wears out. Technician B says there are many additives in oil that will become depleted during engine operation. Who is correct?

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What does SAE stand for?

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When removing an oil filter, position an oil filter wrench at the _____ end of the filter.

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Technician A says that too much oil pressure can cause excessive oil consumption. Technician B says that viscosity goes up (oil becomes thicker) with lower temperatures. Who is right?

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Technician A says that the "W" in SAE 10W-40 stands for "weight." Technician B says that SA, or "nondetergent," oil should not be used in late-model automobiles. Who is right?

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Technician A says when oxygen is mixed with oil, it will extend the life of the oil. Technician B says excessively rich air-fuel mixtures can turn the oil black. Which technician is correct?

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What are the two base stocks for synthetic engine lubricants?

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An oil is rated at 10W-40. The "W" means winter grade.

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What could be indicated by low oil pressure at idle?

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Technician A says the primary job of antiwear additives is to protect the camshaft and lifters. Technician B says ZDDP has been commonly used as an antiwear additive. Who is correct?

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Excessive clearance at a main bearing will result in low oil pressure at the rocker arms or valve lifters.

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Technician A says that a full-flow oil filter will bypass some of the oil under cold running conditions. Technician B says that a full-flow oil filter can bypass some of the oil during high-speed operation. Who is right?

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