"Live Within the Laws"
This is the transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves and travels through empty space.
"What is Radiation"
It is the back bone of every internal combustion engine.
"What is the Crankshaft?"
The bottom of the head forms the top half of this
"What is the combustion chamber"
It monitors the amount of heat in the exhaust and feeds that information to the engine's computer.
"What is an Oxygen Sensor?"
Bore x Bore x .7854 x stroke x # of cylinders
"What is the engine displacement?"
These codes refer to issues with the engine, transmission, and emission systems in a vehicle.
"What are P-codes?"
This law states: "The more force you put on something, the faster it will move"
"What is Newton’s Second Law of Motion?"
"What is a Connecting Rod?"
A chamber where the fuel-air mixture is burned, creating the energy needed to move the engine parts.
"What is the Cylinder?"
It is used to access the vehicle's computer for various tasks, such as emissions tests and diagnostics.
"What is an O.B.D.II Port"
This tool displays the difference between outside atmospheric pressure and the amount of vacuum (manifold pressure) in the Engine.
"What is a Vacuum Gauge?"
If there’s a problem with the vehicle's suspension, brakes, or steering, you’re likely to see one of these codes.
"What are C-codes?
This happens when heat is transferred between two objects that are in direct contact with each other.
"What is Conduction"
This is a belt driven air compressor that increases the pressure of air supplied to an internal combustion engine.
"What is a Super Charger?"
This is the main structural component of an engine. It supports and helps maintain alignment of internal and external components.
"What is the The engine block?"
These are generated by an onboard diagnostic system and stored in the computers memory.
"What are D.T.C.s?"
A measurement of fuel stability based on the pressure at which a fuel will spontaneously combust.
"What is Octane Rating?"
When modules in a vehicle can't talk to each other properly, this code type is triggered.
"What are U-codes?"
These are the Basic Requirements for an Internal Combustion Engine.
"What is Fuel, Air, and Spark"
These are used to synchronize the rotation of the crankshaft and the camshaft.
"What is timing belt or timing chain?"
"What is a Connecting Rod?"
A standardized testing procedure used to measure the performance of a vehicle's onboard diagnostic (OBD) system.
"What is a Drive Cycle??"
A specific measurement of air & fuel in which both are completely burned.
"What is The Stoichiometric Ratio?"
This type of code deals with issues in systems like airbags, doors, or climate control.
"What are B-codes?"
This is the transfer of heat through fluids, which can be in the form of liquids or gases.
"What is Convection?"
This has eccentrically ground lobes to enable the valves to be opened and closed as the engine rotates.
"What is a camshaft?"
It is responsible for converting the energy released during the combustion process into mechanical work.
"What is the Piston?"
The process in which you increase the speed of the combustion stroke.
" What is Timing Advance?"
A thermodynamic cycle that describes how internal combustion engines turn chemical energy into thermal energy and then into motion.
"What is the The Otto Cycle?"
These Cannot be reset by disconnecting the vehicle's battery or cleared using an On-Board Diagnostic
"What are Permanent DTCs ?"