WorksheetsCooling & Lubrication System Quiz
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 12mins
What part is this?
Thermostat
Radiator
Blower Housing
Water pump
What is this part?
oil dipper
oil slinger
connecting rod
governor
What is this part?
Oil slinger
Oil dipper
Thermostat
Radiator
What is this part
Oil slinger
Oil dipper
thermostat
radiator
What is viscosity in terms of oil?
the thickness of the fluid
the ability to conduct electricity
the ability to lubricate
the ability to burn efficiently
The best oil to use on a hot summer day in Louisiana would be...
SAE 30W
5W 30 SAE
10W SAE
bacon grease
What would be the best oil to use on a brisk 20 degree morning in MN?
SAE 30W
5W 30 SAE
10W 30 SAE
Bacon grease
What would be the best oil to use on a cold winter's day in northern Siberia?
SAE 30W
5W 30 SAE
10W 30 SAE
Bacon grease
Heat transferred through a solid (touch)
conduction
convection
radiation
Heat transferred through a fluid (air or liquid)
conduction
convection
radiation
Heat transferred through no material carrier
conduction
convection
radiation
What will happen if you run 10W 30 oil on a hot summer's day?
hard starting & possible cylinder damage
engine overheating
black smoke will burn
consume a lot of oil & possible damage engine
What will happen if you run SAE 30 on a cold winter's morning?
hard starting & possible cylinder damage
black smoke will burn
engine overheating
consume a lot of oil & possible engine damage
Oil does what for the engine?
reduce friciton
reduce heat
reduce emissions
reduce fuel consumption
What are the basic properties of heat
flows from high concentration to low concentration (hot to cold)
matter expands when heated
matter degrades when heated
energy is always lost with heat
What type of engine runs hotter?
liquid cooled engine
air cooled engine
What can transmit heat better?
air
liquid
The hottest your engine will be is
one minute after shutting off the engine
when the engine is working hardest
one minute after starting up the engine
when the engine is at idle
What does antifreeze do to water?
lowers the boiling point
raises the boiling point
increases its viscosity
decreases its viscosity
If you get sunburnt you have been burned through
radiation
conduction
convection
When you get burned by touching a hot object youve been burned through
conduction
convection
radiation
When you get burned by hot air coming out of an exhaust you've been burnt through
conduction
convection
radiation
