This is the part that presses against the brake rotor to slow down a vehicle.
A. Caliper
B. Brake Pad
B. Brake Pad
This is the measurement of the amount of air pressure inside a tire.
PSI (Pounds per Square Inch)
This fluid helps lubricate the moving parts inside an engine.
engine oil
This component stores electrical energy and supplies power to the starter when starting the vehicle.
battery
This fluid helps keep the engine from getting too hot.
coolant
This hydraulic component sends pressurized brake fluid to the wheels when you press the brake pedal.
A. master cylinder
B. ABS
A. master cylinder
In a tire marked 225/65R17, this number represents the wheel diameter in inches.
17
This component provides the spark to ignite the air and gas mixture in an engine.
spark plug
This component helps start the engine when you turn the key or push the start button.
starter
What is tool is used to lift a vehicle off the ground.
floor jack
This component clamps the brake pads against the rotor.
A. master cylinder
B. caliper
B. Caliper
A tire is wearing heavily on both outside edges while the center of the tread looks relatively good. This is most likely caused by...
underinflation
This is the part of the engine that moves up and down inside the cylinder.
B. piston
This component produces electricity while the engine is running.
alternator
This tool is used to tighten a lug nut to a specific manufacturer's specification.
torque wrench
Which of these is NOT a type of brake pad?
A. organic
B. ceramic
C. asbestos
c. asbestos
A tire is wearing heavily in the center while the outside treads look relatively good. The most likely cause is...
overinflation
This component converts the piston's up and down movement into rotational movement.
A. crankshaft
B. rotor
A. crankshaft
This small device protects an electrical circuit from too much current.
fuse
This document contains important information about your vehicle, including recommended maintenance.
owner's manual
Air gets into a hydraulic brake system. Why can this cause a soft spongy brake pedal?
Air is compressible, while brake fluid is not.
You can find the correct tire pressure of your car on the sidewall of your tires.
True or False
False
In a four-stroke gasoline engine, the correct order is
intake, compression, power stroke, and __________
(What is the missing step?)
exhaust
A healthy car battery should be reading how many volts?
12.4v-12.8v
How can you dispose of used motor oil?
answers may vary