Small Engines Assessment

When assembling the Kohler® Command Pro CH 270, which of the following should be the first step when installing the ignition module?

• Rotate the flywheel magnet away from the location where the ignition module will be installed

• Install ignition module spacer

• Rotate the flywheel magnet towards the location where the ignition module will be installed

• Align the flywheel magnet and ignition module legs

Large horsepower engines require spark plugs with which of the following?

• High heat range

• Low heat range

• Secondary heat range

• Dropping heat range

What is the first step when installing the ignition module in a Kohler® Command Pro CH 270?

• Rotate the flywheel magnet away from the location where the ignition module will be installed

• Install ignition module spacer

• Rotate the flywheel magnet towards the location where the ignition module will be installed

• Align the flywheel magnet and ignition module legs

Which of the following numbers in the mechanical governor system illustration identifies the location of the governor gear?

• 2

• 8

• 11

• 1

Which of the following engine servicing tools is used to spin valves during valve reconditioning?

• Valve spring compressor

• Valve seat cutter

• Lapping stick

• Ultrasonic cleaner

Which of the following engine precision measuring tools is represented in the image?

• Caliper

• Torque wrench

• Surface plates

• Telescoping gauge

Service parts (new or used) sold by an aftermarket vendors may be used as long as they conform to original parts in design and function.

• True

• False

Which of the following refers to gasoline's ability to become a vapor?

• Volatility

• Viscosity

• Elasticity

• Flaccidity

Combustion knock, or more commonly known as ping, is a result of which of the following abnormal combustion conditions?

• Lean air/fuel mixtures

• Pre-ignition

• Detonation

• Engine overload

Which of the following is the correct micrometer reading illustrated in the image?

• .620”

• .626”

• .650”

• .651”