Exam 29: Fuel Delivery Systems
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If the fuel system does not have a test port, how can you safely relieve residual fuel pressure?
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All current gasoline fuel tank filler tubes have a built-in restrictor that prevents the entry of the larger leaded fuel delivery nozzle at gas pumps.
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Fuel line fittings are being discussed. Technician A says that O-rings are used on some fuel line fittings. Technician B says that clamps are used on some systems. Who is correct?
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Residual fuel pressure is being discussed. Technician A says remove the fuel filter hose and apply compressed air to the fuel line to push the residual fuel back into the fuel tank. Technician B says to relieve the residual pressure by connecting a fuel gauge with a bleed valve to the Shrader valve. Who is correct?
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When emptying a fuel tank, Technician A drains the fuel into plastic antifreeze containers then caps them tightly to prevent leaks. Technician B drains the fuel into approved gasoline storage containers. Who is correct?
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Some states mandate a gas cap check as part of the annual emissions tests.
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A loss of residual fuel pressure immediately after engine shutdown could cause ______.
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Fuel pressure readings are being discussed. Technician A says high fuel pressure can be caused by a defective pressure regulator. Technician B says low fuel pressure can be caused by a defective pressure regulator. Who is correct?
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The fuel strainer is sometimes referred to as a ____________________.
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Technician A says on some vehicles the fuel pressure is monitored by a fuel rail pressure sensor and the output of the fuel pump is controlled by the PCM through pulse-width modulation. Technician B says all fuel pumps on late-model vehicles are controlled by the PCM according to inputs received on the CAN bus and other specific sensors.Who is correct?
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If twenty inches of vacuum is applied to the fuel pressure regulator while the fuel pump is running, the fuel pressure should ____________________ .
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In a returnless system, the pressure regulator is in the fuel tank and excess fuel is released to the tank.
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On modern vehicles, the fuel pump is shut off when the air bag is deployed.
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Quick-disconnect fuel line fittings are sealed by a(n)____________________ inside the female connector.
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