engine internal components
name of the 3rd ring on a piston
What is an oil ring
oil in an engine are used for 3 purposes
What are lubricate, clean and cool
the numbers 1/4- 20 refer to what measurement
What are the bolt diameter and thread pitch
the tool used to measure runout
it is the name of law that states a liquid cannot be compressed
What is Pascal's Law
the name of the part that is considered the back bone of an engine
What is a crankshft
when reinstalling brake calipers- what must be lubricated
What are slide pins, guide pins, or slides
when measuring runout- what is actually being measured
What is the "wobble" of a shaft or rotor
proper tool to use when removing lug nuts- not the impact gun
What are impact sockets
What is mechanical energy
the small stamped steel shim like parts in a disc brake system are used for
What are anti-vibration shims
What is tire rotation
What is a micrometer
can energy be reproduced or created
no
what is the function of the power stroke
What is turning potential energy from the fuel into thermal energy
when referring to 80/90 weight
What is gear oil
when replacing a serviceable bearing what other part must be removed and replaced
What is an outer race
a tool used to tighten bolts/nuts to a certain tightness
brakes are designed to get hot for what reason
What is converting mechanical energy into thermal energy
a part that has babbit and is used to allow certain parts to slide on one another
What are main bearings or piston rod bearings
Are main bearings in an engine serviceable or non serviceable and the reason why
What are non serviceable bearings. They are non serviceable because they do not require additional, periodic maintenance checks
while inflating tires- it is best to use this type of safety device
What is a tire safety cage
what tool is used to remove spark plugs from an engine
What are spark plug sockets
a radiator cap is designed for what purpose
What is raising boiling point of coolant in a cooling system