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LV02.2 part 1

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 16mins

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Class
Date
1.

A pulse generator is most commonly found in:

a)

A fuel system

b)

An electronic ignition system

c)

A transmission system

d)

A chassis ECU

2.

Before checking the exhaust emissions of an engine you should:

a)

Check and adjust the tension of the alternator drive belt

b)

Ensure the engine is operating in normal ambient temperatures

c)

Ensure that the engine oil and filter have been changed

d)

Run the engine until it reaches normal operating temperature

3.

In a direct injection compression ignition engine the injector:

a)

Injects the fuel into an ante-chamber

b)

Injects the fuel into the manifold

c)

Is a single hole pintle type design

d)

Injects the fuel into the cylinder

4.

Diesel engines are fitted with a speed limiting device to:

a)

Prevent over revving

b)

Limit fuel pressure

c)

Control injection timing

d)

Reduce particulate emissions

5.

An emissions test shows an excessive amount of Carbon Monoxide. One likely cause of this is:

a)

A defective spark plug

b)

A defective oil pump

c)

Leaking inlet manifold

d)

Leaking exhaust manifold

6.

The term naturally aspirated engine means:

a)

A turbo-charger is used

b)

Air enters the engine at atmospheric pressure

c)

Air enters the engine above atmospheric pressure

d)

A supercharger is used

7.

Octane rating is a property of:

a)

Petrol

b)

Diesel

c)

Brake fluid

d)

Water

8.

In the combustion cycle of a CI (diesel) engine the ‘delay period’ is the:

a)

Crank angle at which the injected fuel burns releasing power

b)

Amount of time that the air in the cylinder is compressed

c)

Crank angle that the fuel is injected into the cylinder

d)

Period before self-ignition when injected fuel absorbs heat

9.

One probable cause of engine misfires at all engine speeds is a:

a)

Blocked air filter

b)

Defective coil

c)

Defective knock sensor

d)

A low resistance plug lead

10.

Which faults would most likely highlight a defective coolant temperature sensor?

a)

Engine juddering and blue smoke

b)

Excessively increased engine power

c)

Engine knocking when under load

d)

Excessive fuel consumption

11.

By increasing the fuel injector pulse width this in turn will:

a)

Lower the injector resistance

b)

Increase the injector resistance

c)

Inject less fuel

d)

Inject more fuel

12.

A hot wire air flow sensor measures:

a)

Air temperature

b)

Throttle position

c)

Airflow mass

d)

Air pressure

13.

An internal combustion engine compresses the intake air greater than atmospheric pressure:

a)

Is turbo-charged

b)

Has a high compression ratio

c)

Incorporates variable valve timing

d)

Is of two-stroke design

14.

Which gas in an EGR system is designed to be reduced?

a)

NOx

b)

CO2

c)

CO

d)

HC

15.

A sequential fuel injection system:

a)

delivers fuel to all the cylinders at once

b)

delivers fuel to each cylinder in turn

c)

delivers fuel through a single throttle body injector

d)

delivers fuel at 5 second intervals

16.

What is meant by the ‘flash point’ of a fuel?

a)

the ability of a fuel to burn at room temperature

b)

the anti-knock index number of a fuel

c)

the critical temperature at which the fuel will ignite

d)

the measure of how quickly fuel vaporises

17.

Cetane rating is a property of:

a)

petrol

b)

diesel

c)

brake fluid

d)

water

18.

Before removing petrol injectors, it is important to:

a)

ensure new pipes are available

b)

check the 'O' rings

c)

depressurise the fuel pipes

d)

drain the fuel tank

19.

On a D.I.S with a coil pack, when a spark occurs on the exhaust stroke it is described as a:

a)

useless spark

b)

redundant spark

c)

pointless spark

d)

wasted spark

20.

Multipoint fuel injection systems have injectors located in the:

a)

cylinder head

b)

inlet manifold

c)

air cleaner

d)

throttle body

21.

The fuel injection system which uses a single injector to spray fuel towards a throttle is:

a)

a single point system

b)

a rotary system

c)

a multi-point system

d)

an in-line system

22.

Exhaust gas products that are NOT harmful in the environment are:

a)

CO2 and H2O

b)

H2O and CO

c)

CO and HCs

d)

HCs and NOx

23.

Direct injection S.I Engine injects fuel into the:

a)

inlet manifold

b)

engine cylinder

c)

air intake

d)

throttle body

24.

An ignition coil contains two windings known as:

a)

primary and secondary

b)

first and second

c)

mutual and inductance

d)

transformer and core

25.

Severely over advanced ignition timing will cause:

a)

running on

b)

pre-injection

c)

isolation

d)

pinking

26.

Engine position and speed is usually determined from a sensor on the:

a)

crankshaft of balance shaft

b)

oil pump drive

c)

cam belt

d)

crankshaft or front pulley

27.

Multipoint fuel injection systems usually have the pressure regulator located:

a)

on the injectors

b)

in the mechanical fuel pump

c)

on the fuel rail

d)

in the air cleaner

28.

Setting spark plug gaps too wide will cause running problems because the firing voltage will:

a)

increase and the spark duration will decrease

b)

increase and the spark duration will increase

c)

decrease and the spark duration will increase

d)

decrease and the spark duration will decrease

29.

Which component is responsible for measuring the amount of air entering the engine?

a)

Mass air flow sensor

b)

Throttle body

c)

Exhaust manifold

d)

Fuel injector

30.

What is the main function of a catalytic converter in an internal combustion engine?

a)

Increase engine power

b)

Reduce harmful exhaust emissions

c)

Regulate engine temperature

d)

Control fuel injection timing

31.

Which fuel property is most important for preventing engine knocking in petrol engines?

a)

Cetane number

b)

Octane rating

c)

Viscosity

d)

Flash point