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Perform Change oil of Automobile

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

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1.

Why is it important to regularly change automotive engine oil?

a)

To lubricate the engine, reduce friction, remove contaminants, and improve engine performance and longevity.

b)

To save money on oil changes

c)

To decrease fuel efficiency

d)

To reduce engine noise

2.

Generally, what are the steps to drain old oil from an automotive engine?

a)

Park the vehicle on a level surface, locate the oil drain plug, place a drain pan underneath, unscrew the drain plug, allow the old oil to drain, tighten the drain plug, dispose of the old oil properly, refill with new oil, check the oil level, start the engine, and check for leaks.

b)

Park the vehicle on a steep incline, locate the oil drain plug, place a drain pan underneath, unscrew the drain plug, allow the old oil to drain, tighten the drain plug, dispose of the old oil improperly, refill with new oil, check the oil level, start the engine, and check for leaks.

c)

Park the vehicle on a level surface, locate the oil drain plug, place a drain pan underneath, unscrew the drain plug, allow the old oil to drain, forget to tighten the drain plug, dispose of the old oil properly, refill with new oil, check the oil level, start the engine, and check for leaks.

d)

Park the vehicle on a level surface, locate the oil drain plug, place a drain pan underneath, unscrew the oil filter, allow the old oil to drain, tighten the oil filter, dispose of the old oil properly, refill with new oil, check the oil level, start the engine, and check for leaks.

3.

How do you choose the right oil filter for an automotive engine?

a)

Check the owner's manual.

b)

Pick an oil filter randomly without considering the owner's manual

c)

Select an oil filter based on its color.

d)

Choose the cheapest oil filter available.

4.

What is the proper way to dispose of used automotive engine oil?

a)

Take it to a local repair shop.

b)

Dump it in a nearby river

c)

Throw it in the trash

d)

Pour it down the drain

5.

Which tools are needed for an automotive engine oil change?

a)

A paintbrush, a tape measure, and a level

b)

Oil filter wrench, a combination wrench, a drain pan, a funnel, a new oil filter, and the appropriate amount and type of engine oil.

c)

A tire pressure gauge, a car jack, and a lug wrench

d)

A hammer, a screwdriver, and a pair of pliers

6.

What are the potential consequences of not changing automotive engine oil regularly?

a)

Increased engine performance, improved fuel efficiency, and extended engine lifespan.

b)

Decreased engine noise, improved engine cooling, and increased engine horsepower.

c)

Engine wear and damage, decreased fuel efficiency, and potential engine failure.

d)

Reduced emissions, improved engine power, and enhanced engine reliability.

7.

What is the recommended frequency for changing conventional automotive engine oil?

a)

Every 3,000 to 5,000 miles or every 3 to 6 months.

b)

There is no need to change automotive engine oil.

c)

Every 500 miles or every week.

d)

Every 10,000 to 15,000 miles or every year.

8.

What are the signs that indicate the need for an automotive engine oil change?

a)

Clear and clean oil, high oil level, engine warning light, normal engine noises, and a fresh smell from the engine.

b)

Clear and clean oil, low oil level, no engine warning light, unusual engine noises, and a burning smell from the engine.

c)

Dark and dirty oil, low oil level, engine warning light, unusual engine noises, and a burning smell from the engine.

d)

Dark and dirty oil, high oil level, no engine warning light, normal engine noises, and a fresh smell from the engine.

9.

How can you check the oil level in an automotive engine?

a)

To check the oil level by "reading" the markings on the dipstick.

b)

By smelling the oil

c)

By draining all the oil.

d)

By listening to the engine noise

10.

What are the different types of automotive engine oil?

a)

motor oil, cooking oil, hydraulic oil, gear oil

b)

conventional oil, semi-synthetic oil, synthetic oil

c)

vegetable oil, olive oil, coconut oil, canola oil

d)

diesel oil, transmission oil, brake oil, power steering oil

11.

What does API rating represent?

a)

The service rating for the oil.

b)

The age of the oil.

c)

The type of car that uses that oil.

d)

The color of the oil.

12.

What does SAE rating for oil represent?

a)

A standardized measure of the feel of the oil.

b)

A standardized measure of the smell of the oil.

c)

A standardized measure of the color of the oil.

d)

A standardized measure of the thickness of the oil.

13.

What does viscosity mean?

a)

It refers to the color of the oil.

b)

It refers to the thickness of the oil.

c)

It refers to the smell of the oil.

d)

It refers to the feel of the oil.

14.

In a SAE 5W30 oil, what does the 5 stand for?

a)

The lowest cold temperature that the oil is rated for in degree Fahrenheit.

b)

The highest hot temperature that the oil is rated for in degree Fahrenheit.

c)

The lowest cold temperature that the oil is rated for in degree Celsius.

d)

The highest hot temperature that the oil is rated for in degree Celsius.

15.

In a SAE 5W-30 oil, what does the W stand for?

a)

It doesn't mean anything special.

b)

Water Proof

c)

Weather

d)

Winter

16.

In a SAE 5W-30 oil, what does the 30 stand for?

a)

The highest hot temperature that the oil is rated for in degrees Celsius.

b)

The lowest cold temperature that the oil is rated for in degrees Celsius.

c)

The highest hot temperature that the oil is rated for in degree Fahrenheit.

d)

The lowest cold temperature that the oil is rated for in degree Fahrenheit.

17.

Why should the oil filter be hand tightened?

a)

To avoid stripping the mounting stud.

b)

To avoid falling off.

c)

To avoid being over tightened.

d)

To avoid having an engine malfunction.

18.

Which one of these is a function of engine oil?

a)

Keep the engine from overheating

b)

Increase gas mileage

c)

Extend the life of the vehicle

d)

All of these answers

19.

Where is a vehicle's maintenance schedule found?

a)

In the owner's manual

b)

On the b-pillar

c)

Inside the engine compartment

d)

Alongside the emissions information

20.

Is it important to park on level ground when checking the engine oil?

a)

True

b)

False

21.

It is not important to run the engine before checking the oil?

a)

True

b)

False

22.

Emitting blue smoke from the tail pipe is an indication of what condition.

a)

Burning gas

b)

Headgasket leak

c)

Burning Oil

d)

Burning antifreeze

23.

Using a vehicle for towing will increase the frequency of oil changes?

a)

True

b)

False

24.

Unscrewing the oil fill cap will help the oil drain more quickly?

a)

True

b)

False

25.

Disposing of used engine oil in the storm drain is a good way to get rid of it.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

What are the 2 ratings to check on a container of oil?

a)

SAE & API Rating

b)

Thickness & Smell

c)

Color & Flow

d)

Manufacturer & Quantity

27.

If an engine was only to be used in a very hot environment, what oil should be used based on this chart?

a)

SAE 30

b)

10W-30

c)

Synthetic 5W-30

d)

5W-30

28.

If an engine was only to be used in a very cold environment, what oil should be used based on this chart?

a)

SAE 30

b)

10W-30

c)

Synthetic 5W-30

d)

5W-30

29.

What is the most versatile oil for overall use based on this chart?

a)

SAE 30

b)

10W-30

c)

Synthetic 5W-30

d)

5W-30