Engines
The W stands for what in 10W-30 engine oil?
What is Winter!
These are defects in a windshield that are not safe to be driving with.
What is a crack, chip, or scratch.
R-134a is what component of an air conditioning system.
What is refrigerant
This is used to keep the serpentine belt tight on the engines pulleys.
What is the tensioner
This car was banned by the NHRA for being too fast for the amount of safety equipment required for drag racing.
When tightening a bolt, this term is used to describe how tight the bolt should be?
What is Torque
When these go out, you cant see at night time.
What is a light (headlight)
This component forces air through the condenser, causing the refrigerant to cool down and change from a gas to a liquid.
What is the condenser fan, engine fan, or cooling fan.
This can happen to belts that are not installed correctly.
What is Fraying, chaffing, and cutting
This is a lightweight material that is stronger than steel or aluminum used to create crucial components used on cars today.
What is carbon fiber.
These are the four cycles of a four stroke engine.
What is intake, compression, power, and exhaust.
This type of failure can leave fluid in unwanted areas of a vehicle.
What is a leak.
This component pumps the refrigerant through the air conditioning system.
What is the air conditioning compressor.
These are used to hold the headlight bulbs in the headlight housing on some vehicles
Retainer or ring
What car company was the first to use seat belts as standard equipment?
What is Saab
This component allows air and fuel in and exhaust out of an engine?
What is a Valve
If your suspension is extra bouncy and wet from oil, this component may need replacing.
What is your shock or strut.
These are used to change refrigerant from a high pressure liquid to a low pressure liquid.
What is an expansion valve or orifice tube
These are some things that are run by the serpentine belt.
Air Conditioning Compressor, Alternator, Power Steering Pump, and Water Pump
What do the letters “PT” stand for in the name of Chrysler’s family car, the PT Cruiser?
What is Personal Transport
This type of engine does not have any pistons but are found in Mazda RX-7 and RX-8 cars.
What is a Wankel (Rotary) engine.
32nds measures this on a vehicle.
What is Tread Depth
These are used to transport the refrigerant between the air conditioning components
What are lines or tubes
This condition of the headlight housing can cause poor visibility at night.
What is a Foggy or Hazy housing or Condensation inside the housing.
This car was made popular by a movie in 2000 by the name of Gone in 60 seconds
1967 Shelby GT500 (Elenore)