Engines
What are the 4 strokes in the 4-stroke cycle?
Intake, compression, power, exhaust
What is the second most common type of fuel?
Diesel
Drum brakes are commonly found on all 4 wheels?
No
what do you use to tell how much oil in the engine
the dipstick
Lug nuts should be tightened in what pattern?
Star
The distance of piston up and down movement from TDC to BDC is called?
Piston stroke
A lean fuel mixture has more ___ then fuel?
Air
Brake shoe linings are fastened to the brake shoe by
Rivets and bonded
which of the following holds the extra supply of oil?
oil pan
The 2 pieces of a wheel are the rim and?
Tire
What is the third stroke in the 4 stroke cycle?
Power
The fuel tank _____ fuel
the ___ creates the hydraulic pressure needed to transmit force to each wheel?
Master cylinder
which of the following separates engine parts to prevent metal on metal contact
oil film
The what is used to dampen pressure and vibrations to reduces exhaust noise
Muffler
What is the fourth stroke in the 4 stroke cycle?
Exhaust
The fuel lines ____ fuel
Carry
Do some brake fluids absorb moisture?
Yes
oil viscosity refers to a motor oils
thickness
On the sidewall marking of the tire "195/70 R 14" the 14 refers to the?
Size/diameter of the rim
What is the first stroke in the 4 stroke cycle?
Intake
What is the first and second most common types of fuel?
Gasoline and Diesel
The brake booster uses vacuum from the engine to assist in braking force?
True
the proper coolant mixture for a vehicle is?
50/50 water and antifreeze
What does WHMIS stand for?
Workplace Hazardous Material Information System