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Engine Mechanical Testing

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is this?

a)

Cylinder Compression Gauge

b)

Cylinder Leakage Tester

c)

Manifold Gauge

d)

Compression Tester

2.

What it the purpose of Cylinder Leakage Tester?

a)

To identify cylinder compression leakage area by supply compressed air through the gauge.

b)

To carry out wet and dry test of cylinder

c)

To calculate the compression ratio

d)

To measure cylinder blow-by

3.

Item number 6 is ......

a)

Regulator Gauge

b)

Base Gauge

c)

Leakage Gauge / Percentage Gauge

d)

Low Pressure Gauge

4.

Item number 7 is ......

a)

Regulator Gauge

b)

Base Gauge

c)

Leakage Gauge / Percentage Gauge

d)

Low Pressure Gauge

5.

The operator may also locate the source of the compression loss by listening at these places:

a)

Oil dipstick tube for leaking cylinder rings.

b)

Radiator fill cap for cylinder wall cracks or gasket leaking

c)

Adjacent port for head gasket leaking.

d)

Tailpipe for intake valve leaks.

e)

Carburetor air horn or throttle valve for exhaust valve leakage.

6.

Select the CORRECT Statement

a)

A “good” reading will show compression loss of all cylinders at about the same rate.

b)

Compression loss of exhaust valve can be listened at throttle body / valve.

c)

A large difference of 15% to 30% comparing one cylinder to the others indicates a problem.

d)

Piston position and engine temperature do not cause variable readings of Cylinder Leakage Tester.

7.

Select the correct procedures of using a Cylinder Leakage Tester on a vehicle's engine.


I. Remove park plugs.

II. Connect the Cylinder Leak-Down Tester to a compressed air source.

III. Position the cylinder to be tested at TDC.

IV. Turn the Regulator Knob clockwise until the Gauge reads “0” (zero) at the end of the yellow band.

V. Set the air compressor’s regulator to 100 PSI

a)

I, II, III, IV, V

b)

I, III, II,V, IV

c)

I, III, IV, II, V

d)

I, II, IV, V, III

8.

Cylinder Leakage Testing also known as .....

a)

Cylinder Leak Down Test

b)

Cylinder Compression Test

c)

Compression Dry Test

9.

A good and normal vacuum gauge reading for engine idling is ...

a)

below 18 inHg

b)

between 17 inHg to 21 inHg

c)

above 22 inHg

d)

0 inHg

10.

What is the possible result on vacuum gauge reading if exhaust system blocked or clogged when the engine is at 2000rpm?

a)

above 21 inHg

b)

below 17 inHg

c)

move from 0 inHg to 20 inHg

d)

Remain between 17 inHg to 21 inHg

11.

'Throttle Snap Test' of a engine and vacuum gauge shows needle drop to 0 inHg and back to 20-23 inHg. What is the possible cause of this situation?

a)

worn piston rings

b)

weak valve springs

c)

leakage of intake manifold

d)

blocked exhaust system

12.

"When the throttle plate is

closed, manifold vacuum should be higher than when the throttle plate is open."

The statement above is....

a)

True

b)

False

13.

"A slow turning engine will

produce less manifold vacuum than a fast turning engine."

The above statement is...

a)

True

b)

False

14.

"Manifold vacuum will be at its

highest when the engine RPM is high, and the throttle plate is closed."

The above situation will happen during....

a)

acceleration

b)

deceleration

c)

cranking

d)

idling

15.

What is the possible cause for vacuum gauge reading fluctuates and changes quickly during idle?

a)

valve guide worn

b)

sticky valve

c)

leakage of intake manifold

d)

low compression in one cylinder