Exam 13: Lubrication

Technician A says that when the oil is cold and thick, it can bypass the oil filter. Technician B says that when the oil filter is dirty and restricted, oil can bypass the filter. Who is right?

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Question 41

When priming the oil pump, the pump should be spun in the same direction that the _____ normally rotates.

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Question 42

Technician A says that an oil filter used in a bypass system can filter out smaller particles from the oil than a full-flow system. Technician B says that a full-flow filter that is mounted in a horizontal or inverted position requires an antidrainback valve. Who is right?

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Question 43

What causes oil oxidation?

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Question 44

The lubrication system should be able to produce a minimum of _____ psi for each 1000 rpm.

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Technician A says that when the oil is cold and thick, it can bypass the oil filter. Technician B says that when the oil filter is dirty and restricted, oil can bypass the filter. Who is right?

When priming the oil pump, the pump should be spun in the same direction that the _____ normally rotates.

Technician A says that an oil filter used in a bypass system can filter out smaller particles from the oil than a full-flow system. Technician B says that a full-flow filter that is mounted in a horizontal or inverted position requires an antidrainback valve. Who is right?

What causes oil oxidation?

The lubrication system should be able to produce a minimum of _____ psi for each 1000 rpm.

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