Cooling Systems
This component creates cycles coolant through the cooling system.
What is the water pump?
the engine converts chemical energy from the fuel into this type of energy.
What is mechanical rotational energy?
This must be done anytime the pads are replaced so they fit on the vehicle.
What is, depress the caliper pistons?
This is the typical oil change interval on most modern cars.
What is 6 months or 5,000 miles?
This item is used to support a jacked-up vehicle when you're underneath it
What is a Jack Stand?
Most modern coolant is made of this chemical Mixed with water.
What is Propylene-glycol?
The First stroke of the 4 stroke cycle.
What is the Intake Stroke
What is, it will strip the paint off?
What is false?
List the proper places you can set a floor jack to jack up a car.
What is, the pinch welds, frame, subframe, or rear axle?
This tool can be used to test the quality of the coolant.
What is a hydrometer or a refractometer?
This component keeps the camshaft in time with the crankshaft.
What is the Timing Chain/Belt?
A Vehicle with an Electric park brake needs this to replace the brakes.
What is, Put the brakes into service mode?
This must be done everytime the oil is changed on a modern vehicle.
What is reset the engine oil life?
This tool is prevent overtorquing when using an impact wrench
What is a torque stick?
This component allows for a controlled leak in the cooling system.
What is a weep hole?
The reason we don't top off brake fluid.
What is so that it doesn't overflow if the pistons get compressed?
What is a full vehicle inspection and tire rotation?
Please set the Torque Wrench to 156 Ft-Lbs
What is, good job or you suck?
Technician A states that good coolant will freeze at -30 degrees. Technician B states that good coolant will boil at 250 degrees, which technician is correct.
Who is Both?
What is diesel engines spark because of compression, not spark plugs?
What is measure the rotor in 4 different places with a caliper/micrometer and compare it to spec?
A proper inspection inspects what major vehicle systems.
What is, Fuel, brakes, suspension, leaks/fluids, cooling system, battery and cables, steering?
What is the correct Way to Inspect Steering and Suspension components during an inspection
What is, Shake the wheel at 9 and 3/12 and 6?