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Exam 28: Gasoline, Diesel and Other Fuels89 Questions
Exam 29: Fuel Delivery Systems74 Questions
Exam 30: Electronic Fuel Injection93 Questions
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Exam 38: Manual Transmissions and Transaxles86 Questions
Exam 39: Manual Transmission and Transaxle Service77 Questions
Exam 40: Drive Axles and Differentials105 Questions
Exam 41: Automatic Transmissions and Transaxles97 Questions
Exam 42: Electronic Automatic Transmissions60 Questions
Exam 43: Automatic Transmission and Transaxle Service88 Questions
Exam 44: Four- and All-Wheel Drive89 Questions
Exam 45: Tires and Wheels96 Questions
Exam 46: Suspension Systems97 Questions
Exam 47: Steering Systems93 Questions
Exam 48: Restraint Systems: Theory, Diagnosis, and Service77 Questions
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Exam 51: Drum Brakes88 Questions
Exam 52: Disc Brakes105 Questions
Exam 53: Antilock Brake, Traction Control, and Stability Control Systems91 Questions
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Which of the following statements about hydrogen is NOT true?
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An engine is being diagnosed for a lean running condition. Technician A checks for air leaks in the intake. Technician B checks for alcohol in the fuel. Who is correct?
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When the sulfur in fuel is burned, it combines with oxygen to form ____________________.
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What chemical is added seasonally to gasoline as an anti-icing agent to prevent fuel line freeze-up in cold weather?
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Technician A says the biggest disadvantage of using CNG as a fuel is that the large amount space occupied by fuel cylinders limits the driving range of the vehicle. Technician B says bi-fuel vehicles are equipped to store both CNG and gasoline and will run on either.Who is correct?
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Any vehicle that combines two or more sources of power is called a ___________________.
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Technician A says a motor converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. Technician B says an engine converts chemical energy into mechanical energy. Who is correct?
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Technician A says diesel engines consume less fuel per mile than a gasoline engine of the same size. Technician B says diesel engines provide more torque than a gasoline engine of the same size. Who is correct?
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The octane number is a measure of a fuel's ability to produce power.
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Technician A says increasing the Reid vapor pressure (RVP)will help the engine start easier in cold weather. Technician B s ays increasing the RVP will increase the possibility of fuel boiling (vapor lock)in summer driving. Who is correct?
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Technician A says white smoke in the exhaust of a diesel engine can be the result of a cylinder misfire in a warm engine. Technician B says blue smoke in the exhaust of a diesel engine can be caused by scored cylinder walls. Who is correct?
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The octane rating has nothing to do with fuel economy or engine efficiency.
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Gasoline volatility is being discussed. Technician A says gasoline blended for summer use is more volatile than winter gasoline. Technician B says in high altitude areas, fuels must be blended to have higher volatility.
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Biomass fuels are those derived from nonfossil sources and produced from plant or animal
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