Exam 34: Emission Control Diagnosis and Service
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A vehicle is in the shop because it failed an emissions test due to excessive carbon monoxide (CO). The fault was a bad oxygen sensor that was easily replaced. Technician A says that the EGR system should be checked before the vehicle is retested. Technician B says the vehicle should be tested with a five-gas analyzer before it is retested. Who is correct?
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The customer complains of a loss of power at highway speeds and a rough running engine at all speeds. A five-gas analyzer reveals these measurements at 2,500 rpm: HC = 700 ppm, CO = 0.2%, CO2 = 9.2%, O2 = 6.2%, and NO X = 330 ppm. What is the most likely cause?
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Which of the following emission systems is typically NOT controlled by the PCM?
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While discussing catalytic converter diagnosis, Technician A says a delta temperature test should be conducted. Technician B says a good converter is evident by low amounts of CO2 in the tailpipe exhaust. Who is correct?
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Which of the following conditions may result from too little EGR flow?
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An AIR system should be checked for overall efficiency by looking at the changes in exhaust quality when the system is turned on and off.
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The first time the OBD-II system monitor detects a fault in the system, a ___________________ DTC is set. This will not cause the MIL light to illuminate and will self-erase if the monitor passes on the next trip.
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Higher than normal ____________________ emissions may be caused by an overheated engine.
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The exhaust analyzers used in I/M 240 measure the emissions levels in ppm.
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Technician A says an I/M 240 test is four minutes long. Technician B says the test cycle includes acceleration, deceleration, and cruising on an actual road test. Who is correct?
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During an I/M 240 test, the vehicle's exhaust is collected by a CVS system.
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Some AIR systems will set a ___________________ in the PCM if there is a fault in the system.
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The customer complains of poor fuel economy. A five-gas analyzer reveals these measurements at 2,500 rpm: HC = 72 ppm, CO = 3.2%, CO2 = 10.3%, O2 = 0.2%, and NO X = 122 ppm. What is the most likely cause?
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Technician A says if the EGR valve does not open, the engine may emit excessive amounts of HC. Technician B says if the EGR valve does not open, the engine may detonate on acceleration. Who is correct?
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A catalytic converter can be tested by measuring the inlet and outlet temperatures.
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