Witches Brew
What is the most common brake fluid used in most passenger vehicles?
DOT 3
What is the basic function of an internal combustion engine?
To convert fuel (combustion) into mechanical energy.
Is a pumpkin a fruit or a vegetable?
Fruit
What are the two main types of brake systems found in vehicles?
Disc brakes and drum brakes
What is the primary function of a vehicle's suspension system?
To support vehicle weight, absorb shocks, and maintain tire contact with the road.
What is the correct mixture of antifreeze and water in a vehicle?
50/50 Mix
Name the four strokes of a four-stroke engine cycle.
Intake, compression, power, exhaust
This movie introduced us to Michael Myers
Halloween
Squeaking noise, reduced responsivness, or warning lights.
Name three components of steering system used in automobiles.
Rack and pinion steering rack, recirculating ball, inner tie rod, outer tie rod, drag link, steering dampener, steering shaft, column, steering wheel, steering pump.
What is the purpose of using gear oil in the differential?
To Lubricate differential gears and carrier and axle bearings.
What does I.C.E. stand for in a hybrid vehicle?
Internal Combustion Engine
Which Tim Burton movie features the headless horseman?
Sleepy Hollow
What is the purpose of brake fluid?
To provide hydraulic pressure for braking.
How does a shock absorber work?
It dampens the impact of road bumps to provide a smooth ride.
A fluid's internal resistance to flow, often described as its "thickness".
Viscosity
Identify one type of engine cooling system.
Radiator or liquid cooling system
Who is the man that comes into your nightmares wearing a glove made of razor blades?
Freddy Krueger
Explain the difference between disc brakes and drum brakes.
Disc brakes use a rotor and a caliper; drum brakes use a drum and brake shoes.
What are signs of a failing suspension system?
Uneven tire wear, vehicle pulling to one side, excessive bounce, uneven trim height.
What fluid is used to reduce NOx in a newer diesel?
DEF
What is an engine called that draws air into its cylinders using only atmospheric pressure without using any forced induction?
Naturally Aspirated
What is the name of the summer camp that Jason Terrorized in many of th Friday the 13th films?
Camp Crystal Lake
What does (ABS) stand for and how do they work?
ABS prevents wheel lock-up during braking, allowing for steering contol.
Explain the importance of wheel alignment. List 2 key points.
Proper alignment ensures even tire wear, improves handling and control, and ensures ADAS systems work correctly.