Brakes or Electrical
The part of the brake system that revolves around the center.
What is the brake rotor.
A long handled, ratcheting mechanisms, that one uses to measure how 'tight' a bolt/nut is.
What is a torque wrench?
Motor oils that use this rating system use this acronym.
What is SAE?
A lightweight alloy that makes up a large majority of wheels today.
What is Aluminum?
Oil drips on the floor
What is Phillips' #1 'pet peave'?
A pressure system commonly found in the braking system.
What is a hydraulic pressure system?
A tool that has a strong soapy aqueous solution to clean various components?
The parts washer.
To convert liquid (chemical) energy to rotational (mechanical) energy.
What is the gist of any engine?
The 'M&S' embossed on a tires sidewall.
What is Mud and Snow certification?
A feature required to use to be able to go under a car already on a car lift.
What is the 'lower to locks' feature of our Car Lifts?
The device used to bleed out the air in a brake system.
What is a 'Bleeder Screw'?
A set of thin strips of metal used to measure the gap often found in machinery?
What is a feeler gauge?
An oil occasionally used in vehicles that extends your intervals between changes?
What is synthetic oil?
A sticker found on the drivers door jamb to show us what?
What is where one can find the vehicle's recommended tire pressure?
The largest automotive recycling center in Minnesota?
What is Pam's Auto?
A device that stores energy?
What is a battery?
A handheld pneumatic tool that delivers hundred of 'hammers' a minute, used to remove tough bolts/nuts?
What is an impact wrench?
A rotational object inside an engine that is responsible for the valves to open and close.
What is the camshaft?
The top portion of the front part of the automobile body. Near the windshield.
What is the cowl?
A type of soft pliable leather now made from sheepskin or lambskin used to dry vehicles.
What is a Chamois?
A non-hardening, water resistant, silicone based compound designed to lubricate, protect surfaces from oxidation. It is a high viscosity paste that will remain in place for a long period of time.
What is silicone paste?
The end of a 'wrench' that allows the smallest chance to 'round off' the corners of a fastener.
The 'closed end' of a common combination wrench?
The stroke of an engine where all valves are closed and the piston is moving from the top of the cylinder to bottom?
What is the power stroke of a 4 stroke engine?
A small orifice permanently installed on machinery to give a grease gun the ability to lubricate said machinery.
What is a 'Zerks' fitting?