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WorksheetsEngine Repair 1 FINAL
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 1hrs 4mins
Identify the following Part
Tappet
Pushrods
Cam Lobes
Valves
Identify the following Part
Tappet
Pushrods
Cam Lobes
Valves
The total volume of space displaced by the pistons traveling up and down inside all the cylinders is ________________.
Horsepower
Turbocharger
Torque
Displacement
Volumetric efficiency is the ability of an engine to:
Not create emissions
Create heat
Pull in air
Distribute fuel evenly
What is the compression ratio for most gasoline engines?
6:1
8:1
12:1
16:1
Stroke is the distance the piston travels from TDC to ____________.
BTDC
TDC again
BDC
ABCD
What is the fourth stroke in the 4 stroke (Otto) cycle?
exhaust
intake
compression
power
What is the third stroke in the 4 stroke (Otto) cycle?
exhaust
intake
compression
power
What is the second stroke in the 4 stroke (Otto) cycle?
exhaust
intake
compression
power
What is the first stroke in the 4 stroke (Otto) cycle?
exhaust
intake
compression
power
In a four stroke engine, gasoline must be mixed with the correct amount of _____________.
Water
Oil
Carbon dioxide
Air
In a four stroke engine, _____ strokes are needed to complete _____ operating cycle.
2, 1
4, 1
4, 2
2, 4
Flywheel
Oil Pump
Water Pump
In which event is the piston driven down by the expansion of the burning air/fuel mixture?
Intake
Compression
Power
Exhaust
The _________ creates the spark to ignite the air/fuel mixture.
spark plug
glow plug
flint
striker
In a four stroke engine, a piston travels up _____ and down ______.
once, once
twice, twice
once, twice
twice, once
Which valve is open during the intake stroke?
Both
Neither
Intake
Exhaust
Which valve is open during the compression stroke?
Both
Neither
Intake
Exhaust
During the intake stroke, the piston travels to __________.
top dead center
bottom dead center
the mid-point
none of the above
During a four stroke engine cycle, the crankshaft makes how many rotations?
1
2
3
4
The _______ stores rotational energy and keeps the crankshaft spinning smoothly.
crankshaft
counterweights
flywheel
piston
Two stroke engines complete all events in ______ strokes.
1
2
3
4
What is the purpose of fuel pressure testing?
The purpose of fuel pressure testing is to check the oil level in the engine.
The purpose of fuel pressure testing is to diagnose fuel delivery issues and ensure proper fuel flow to the engine.
The purpose of fuel pressure testing is to clean the fuel injectors.
The purpose of fuel pressure testing is to measure the temperature of the fuel.
_______ ride on the camshaft lobes to actuate the pushrods, rocker arms, and valves.
Tappets
Lifters
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
At higher engine speeds, the time available to burn the air fuel mixture _______, while the time required to completely burn the mixture remains essentially the same.
Increases
Stays the same
Decreases
None of the above
According to ________ law, in a sealed chamber, the pressure and temperature of a gas are directly related to each other.
Pascal's
Newton's
Kirchhoff's
Charles's
Technician A says that compression pressures have to be lower in combustion ignition engines. Technician B says that the heat of compression ignites the fuel in a compression ignition engine. Who is correct?
Technician A
Technician B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
The rate in time and distance at which a force is produced is known as:
momentum.
energy.
horsepower.
torque.
Knowing that pressure ____ when the volume of a sealed container is _____ will help you to understand the need for sealing the chamber for maximum power.
Rises; reduced
Lowers; reduced
Rises; increased
Lowers; increased
Technician A says that movement does not have to occur to have torque. Technician B says that torque is a twisting force. Who is correct?
Technician A
Technician B
Both
Neither
The function of a thermostat is:
uses an impeller to force coolant through the engine coolant passages.
stays closed until operating temperature is reached, then allows coolant flow
stores coolant
primary heat exchanger for the vehicle engine
The function of a water pump is:
uses an impeller to force coolant through the engine coolant passages.
stays closed until operating temperature is reached
stores coolant
primary heat exchanger for the vehicle engine
Engine oil is graded by numbers E.g. 0W-30 the numbers refer to what?
The oils ability to withstand heat
How long the oil should stay in the engine
The colour of the oil
The Viscosity
The oil pick up pipe is fitted with a mesh over one end this is to
Prevent large foreign objects being sucked into the oil system
To strain the oil and keep it clean
To filter the oil down to one micron
To increase the oil pressure
What is the purpose of a fuel injection system in an engine?
To regulate the engine temperature.
To increase the engine's horsepower.
To reduce the engine's fuel efficiency.
To deliver the right amount of fuel to the combustion chamber at the right time.
What is ignition timing and why is it important for engine performance?
Ignition timing is the precise timing of the spark plug firing in the combustion chamber, and it is important for engine performance as it affects power output, fuel efficiency, and emissions.
Ignition timing is the adjustment of the engine's exhaust system and it is important for engine performance as it reduces noise pollution.
Ignition timing is the measurement of the engine's temperature and it is important for engine performance as it prevents overheating.
Ignition timing is the process of starting the engine and it is important for engine performance as it ensures the engine starts smoothly.
Tech A says the intake stroke is happening when the piston is traveling from the top (TDC) to the bottom (BDC). Tech B says the following stroke is the compression stroke, and it compresses the air trapped in the cylinder. Who is correct?
TECH A
TECH B
TECH A & B
NEITHER TECH A OR B
How many crankshaft rotations are required to complete all four strokes of the Otto cycle?
Select one:
TWO
THREE
FOUR
ONE
What are the four strokes of 1 complete engine cycle in the order of occurrence?
intake, power, compression, exhaust
intake, compression, exhaust, power
compression, power, exhaust, intake
intake, compression, power, exhaust
Who developed the concept of the CI engine?
Vin Diesel
Nicolaus August Otto
Rudolph Diesel
Clessie Cummins
Turns reciprocating motion (up and down) into rotary motion (round and round
Camshaft
Crankshaft
Piston
Valve
What is the name of this part?
Engine Block
Cylinder Head
Oil Pan
Sump
What does BDC stand for?
Bottom Dead Center
Beneath Dead Center
Below Drop Center
Behind Dead Center
What is the name of this part?
Piston
Connecting Rod
Camshaft
Sway Bar Link
What does the term TDC refer to?
Top Dead Center
Torrential Down Pour Coming
Thermal Decay Combustion
Top-Down Center
Internal Combustion engines can be classified by the type of ignition they have. What type of ignition classifications is a gas engine?
(a)
What is the difference between an OHC engine and an OHV engine?
Spelling
Nothing means the same thing
Location of the cam shaft
Fuel Type
Which of the following is NOT correct concerning valve angles?
Valve faces are machined at an angle to wedge themselves into the seat to improve sealing.
The degree of angle determines the valve port's flow characteristics.
A 45-degree angle is common and is better at self-centering the valve at closure while wedging the valve tighter to the valve seat.
Some exhaust and intake valve face angles are between 30 and 50 degrees to permit better flow over the edge of the seat.
Cylinder head gasket fire rings are traditionally manufactured from __________.
Mild Steel
Stainless Steel
Elastomeric
High-carbon steel
Since the early 1990s, cylinder head gaskets have been manufactured from __________.
Multilayered steel
Copper
Asbestos
Metal
The rate or speed at which work is performed
Force
Work
Power
All are correct
Neither
Torque is a twisting force applied at a radius from that point
True
False
Maybe
Fill the blank:
The more _____ a gas has, the more _____ it can do.
color; damage
density; work
molecules; odor
energy; work
Measured in ft-lb per second or ft-lb per minute
Power
Force
Work
Tech A says horsepower is calculated from torque and rpm. Tech B says torque and rpm are the measured quantities of engine output. Who is correct?
Tech A
Tech B
Both
Neither
The bore in which a piston travels
Cylinder
An engine part that slides back and forth in a cylinder
Piston
An engine part that links a piston to the crankshaft
Connecting rod
An engine part that converts reciprocating motion created by the engine pistons to rotating motion
Crankshaft
Reorder the following events that occur in an internal combustion engine.
Intake
Compression
Power
Exhaust
ECM
Crank Sensor
ABS Sensor
MAF Sensor
Oxygen Sensor
What is this tool used for?
Piston ring groove cleaner
Piston Ring Sizing tool
Replace Boot Spurs
Valve Grinding
What is this tool used for?
Vale lapping/grinding tool
Piston puller
valve compression tool
Valve remover
Match the following
Piston ring Compressor
Valve Spring retainers
Main Bearings
Piston Rings
Cam Shaft
Match the following
Cylinder Hone
Wrist Pin
Connecting Rod
Hand Valve Grinding Tool
Pistons
What model year is the vehicle
2005
2011
2000
2001
Engines are either air cooled or liquid cooled
True
False
Types of Spark Plugs. Choose all that apply.
Iridium
Stainless
Copper
Platinum
A spark plug needs _________ to create a spark.
No gap
Low voltage
High voltage
The ignition coil transforms ______________ to ___________.
High voltage ; low voltage
Low voltage; high voltage
Atmospheric pressure is _____ psi at sea level.
14.5
14.6
14.7
14.8
In GDI engines, which of the following is the least risky way to remove the carbon on intake valves and runners, especially if the buildup is very heavy?
Removing the cylinder head, disassembling it, and cleaning it
Removing the intake manifold and using a crushed walnut shell blaster to blast away the carbon
Removing the intake manifold and using a chemical cleaner to soften and dissolve the carbon so it can be removed
Induction cleaning
The ________ design uses a one-way valve to hold pressure in the system while the pressure tester is connected and disconnected to the fuel rail.
O-ring valve
Quick-connect valve
Schrader valve
Fuel pressure tester valve
Tech A says that fuel pump pressure can often be tested by accessing a test port. Tech B says that fuel pump volume can be affected by the condition of the fuel injectors. Who is correct?
Tech A
Tech B
Both Techs A and B
Neither Tech A nor B
What year was Can standardized ?
1986
1991
1993
2003
Network related codes will start with a
P
U
B
C
Which terminal of the OBD-II data link connector is the 12 volt for all vehicles?
1
5
15
16
What does CAN stand for?
Controller Area Network
Constructive Advice Network
Cant Arrange Neutrons
Control All Network
In a vehicle, thermistors are used in various sensors related to:
Select one:
pressure.
temperature.
voltage.
speed.
In an engine management system, _______ monitor various operating conditions.
Select one:
Memory devices
Sensors
drivers
Data processors
Which of the following modes is used by technicians to fool the engine into cranking without starting during a cranking sound diagnosis test?
Select one:
Fuel shutoff mode
Clear flood mode
Key on, engine off mode
Stoichiometric mode
Technician A says if you are testing an ignition related no-start problem, you should always check for available spark at an ignition wire first. Technician B says if you have a test light connected to the negative side of the coil while cranking and the test light flickers, you need to test the secondary ignition system. Who is right?
A Only
B Only
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
When doing the cylinder leakage test, it is acceptable to have a small amount of leakage past the
head gasket
intake valve
exhaust valve.
piston rings
When testing intake manifold vacuum, a low steady reading at idle is likely to be caused by:
a burned exhaust valve.
a partially restricted exhaust.
late ignition timing or valve timing.
one of the answers listed
The automotive cooling system provides a means of transferring heat from the hot parts of the engine to ambient air.
True
False
The liquid used for the cooling system is known as
coolant.
radiator fluid.
gasahol.
styrene
Which of the following is NOT a function of lubricating oil?
Cool
Clean
Seal
Burn
All of the following are advantages of synthetic oil over conventional oil EXCEPT:
cost effectiveness.
better low temperature viscosity.
fewer wax impurities.
operation at higher temperatures.
Technician A says that oil pressure is vital to engine operation. Technician B says that a pressure sensor can turn on a light to alert the driver of low oil pressure. Who is correct?
Tech A
Tech B
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
The oil pump is designed to deliver the correct amount of oil for the engine speed and the thermal setting.
True
False
What is being measured?
Cam Lobe Lift
Cam Lobe Diameter
Cam Shaft Bearing Wear
None of these
What measurement is being taken?
Piston to Deck
Head clearance
Block to bore
None of these
What is being Measured?
Piston cylinder bore
Bore depth
Valve size
head clearance
Identify the part:
Timing Gear
Tire
Balancer
Flywheel
What material is commonly used for manufacturing spark plug insulators?
Ceramic
Plastic
Metal
Rubber
