Service and Inspection1.

1. Which of the following is NOT typically included in a basic car inspection?

• a) Oil change
• b) Tyre pressure check
• c) Brake inspection
• d) Engine diagnostics

2. What is the purpose of a timing belt in a car engine?

• a) To control the flow of coolant
• b) To synchronize the rotation of the camshaft and crankshaft
• c) To regulate the air-fuel mixture
• d) To assist in braking

3. Which part of the car is responsible for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy to charge the battery?

• a) Alternator
• b) Starter motor
• c) Ignition coil
• d) Distributor

4. What does the "Check Engine" light typically indicate?

• a) Low oil pressure
• b) Faulty brakes
• c) Engine performance issues
• d) Low tire pressure

5. During a car inspection, what should be checked if a steering vibration is apparent when going down a steep hill?

• a) Transmission fluid
• b) Brake pads and discs
• c) Power steering fluid
• d) Radiator coolant level

6. Which type of fluid is used to lubricate the gears in a manual transmission?

• EP 90
• SAE 40
• SAE 10w40
• DOT 4

7. What is the purpose of a cabin air filter in a car?

• a) To regulate the engine temperature
• b) To improve air quality inside the car
• c) To filter engine oil
• d) To reduce exhaust emissions

8. Which component is responsible for igniting the air-fuel mixture in the engine cylinders?

• a) Spark plug
• b) Fuel injector
• c) Distributor cap
• d) Crankshaft sensor

9. What does it mean if your car's steering feels loose or unresponsive?

• a) Low tire pressure
• b) Suspension issues
• c) Engine overheating
• d) Brake failure

10. What does the term "wheel alignment" refer to?

• a) Checking the tread depth of tires
• b) Balancing the tires
• c) Adjusting the angles of the wheels to ensure they are perpendicular to the ground and parallel to each other
• d) Rotating the tires