AIR CONDITIONING

HVAC STANDS FOR

• HIGH

  VELOCITY ACTIVITY

  CENTER

• HEATING VENTILATION

  AIR CONDITIONING

• HUMAN

  VARIABLE

  AGILITY

  COALITION

• HOT

  VERSUS

  ABSURDLY

  COLD

AUTOMOTIVE AIR CONDITIONING OPERATES ON A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT PRINCIPLE THAN A RESIDENTIAL AC SYSTEM

• TRUE

• FALSE

IF A SYSTEM REQUIRES SOME ADDED CHEMICAL, IT SHOULD BE

• TO THE HIGH PRESSURE PORT

• ADDED TO THE LOW PRESSURE PORT

• ENTERED THROUGH AN ORIFICE TUBE

• POWDERED SUGAR BASED

THE AC SYSTEM IS SUPPOSED TO MAKE THE DRIVER AND PASSENGERS

• BEHAVE APPROPRIATELY

• FINISH THE REQUIRED OCUPANTS QUIZ

• TAKE THE TIME TO SMELL THE ROSES

• FEEL MORE COMFORTABLE

MOST MODERN CARS AND TRUCKS HAVE A CABIN AIR FILTER. THIS FILTER IS SUPPOSED TO

• CLEAN THE AIR INSIDE THE PASSENGER COMPARTMENT

• FILTER THE CHEMICAL INSIDE THE AC SYSTEM

• PREVENT SMALL CHILDREN FROM BEING SUCKED INTO THE INLET

• MAKE THE SYSTEM HVAC COMPLIANT

THE FITTINGS ON THE TUBES/HOSES ARE DIFFERENT SIZES

• TO PREVENT CONNECTING TO THEM WRONG

• TO ALLOW DIFFERENT MIXTURES

• FOR NO PARTICULAR REASON

• BECAUSE THEY HAVE DIFFERENT CHEMICALS

MOST AUTOMOTIVE AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS ARE

• ATTACHED TO A SUSPENSION COMPONENT

• FILLED WITH HYDROGEN

• POWERED BY THE ENGINE

• PLUGGED INTO A WALL OUTLET

THE PRESSURE ON THE "HIGH SIDE" OF AN AUTOMOTIVE AC SYSTEM SHOULD BE

• BETWEEN 200 AND 250 PSI

• BETWEEN 25 AND 35 PSI

• BETWEEN 12.5 AND 12.6 PSI

• BETWEEN 450 AND 500 PSI

THE TUBES OR HOSES IN AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM HAVE FITTINGS THAT ALLOW A TECHNICIAN TO ATTACH

• TEMPERATURE SENSORS

• PRESSURE GAUGES

• REPAIR VALVES

• MESSAGES FOR THE OWNER

AIR CONDITIONG SYSTEMS HAVE THE SAME PRESSURE THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE SYSTEM

• TRUE

• FALSE