What pressure are fuel tanks tested to?

• 24.525kPa

• 5psi

• 15m water

• 10kPa

How can the pressure test be measured?

• With a Stopwatch

• With a Ruler

• With a Liquid Manometer

• With a Thermometer

Why does the fuel tank need to be fully sealed during the test?

• To increase the pressure

• To make the test easier

• To allow air to escape

• To prevent a reading error

What must the vehicle be placed on to prevent suspension movements?

• Vehicles stands

• A jack

• A ramp

• A lift

What is applied to the tank until the required test pressure is achieved?

• Water

• Oil

• Air

• Gasoline

How are welded seams, joints, and connections tested for leaks?

• With a Hammer

• With a Screwdriver

• With Soapy Water

• With Sand

What should be done if there is a leak during testing?

• Change the test pressure

• Stop the test

• Continue testing with soapy water

• Ignore it

What position should the vehicle be in during the test?

• Vertical

• Inclined

• Upside down

• Levelled horizontal

What is used to determine if there are any leaks in welded seams?

• Soapy water

• Oil

• Water

• Air

What is used to measure the pressure test?

• Pressure Gauge

• Thermometer

• Compass

• Scale