Auto I Final Assessment

To cool the engine

To seal joints and prevent leaks

To lubricate moving parts

To filter coolant

To add coolant

To maintain system pressure

To filter coolant

To circulate coolant

Hose feels soft or spongy

Hose is warm to the touch

Hose is clean

Hose is flexible

Apply a thick, uneven layer

Apply a thin, even layer only where specified by the manufacturer

Apply sealant to both sides of the gasket regardless of instructions

Do not use sealant at all

By checking for cracks, fraying, or glazing on the belt surface

By feeling if the belt is warm

By listening for squealing noises only

By spraying water on the belt

Replace the engine oil

Check if the thermostat is stuck closed

Add more coolant

Replace the battery

Choose the cheapest gasket available

Select a gasket material rated for high temperatures and compatible with engine fluids

Use any leftover gasket from previous jobs

Use only paper gaskets

Ignore the noise; it will go away

Check the belt tension and alignment, and inspect for installation errors

Replace the coolant

Add more oil

Drain the transmission fluid

Remove the transmission pan

Check the transmission fluid level

Inspect the transmission filter

To cool the engine

To filter transmission fluid

To increase engine power

To distribute power between the front and rear axles