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What is the first step typically mentioned in an automotive procedure text for changing a flat    tire?

•  Loosen the lug nuts

• Jack up the vehicle

• Remove the hubcap

•  Inflate the spare tire

When following an automotive procedure text for jump-starting a car, what should be connected first?

• Positive terminal of the dead battery

• Negative terminal of the dead battery

• Positive terminal of the working battery

• Negative terminal of the working battery

In an automotive procedure text for replacing brake pads, what tool is commonly used to compress the caliper piston?

• Wrench

• Screwdriver

• C-clamp

• Hammer

In an automotive procedure text for an oil change, what is the recommended interval for changing the oil in most vehicles?

• Every 3,000 miles

• Every 5,000 miles

• Every 7,500 miles

• Every 10,000 miles

What is the recommended interval for changing the air filter in most vehicles?

• Every 10,000 miles

• Every 15,000 miles

• Every 20,000 miles

• Every 25,000 miles

When checking the tire pressure, what is the recommended psi for most vehicles?

• 30 psi

• 32 psi

• 35 psi

• 40 psi

When following an automotive procedure text for changing the engine air filter, what precaution should be taken to avoid introducing debris into the engine?

• Use a vacuum cleaner to clean around the filter housing

• Wear gloves to prevent oil from getting on the filter

• Use compressed air to blow debris away from the filter

• Clean the area around the filter with a damp cloth

What should be applied to the threads of new spark plugs when installing them, as recommended in most automotive procedure texts?

• Engine oil

• Anti-seize compound

• Silicone sealant

• Threadlocker

What is the first step typically mentioned in an automotive procedure text for checking the engine oil level?

• Start the engine

• Turn off the engine

• Wait for the engine to cool down

• Drive the vehicle for a few miles

11. In an automotive procedure text for changing the coolant, what should be done to ensure proper drainage of the old coolant?

• Remove the radiator cap

• Disconnect the upper radiator hose

• Open the drain plug or petcock

• Remove the thermostat