A) Gathering information from the driver B) Replacing the spark plugs C) Running a diagnostic scan D) Checking the engine oil level
A) Torque wrench B) Socket wrench C) Multimeter D) Tire pressure gauge
A) Check Engine Light B) Central Engine Location C) Cylinder Exhaust Leak D) Car Electrical Load
A) Clean the exterior of the engine B) Lubricate engine components C) Cool the engine D) Provide fuel to the engine
A) Starter motor B) Alternator C) Distributor D) Fuel pump
A) Pneumatic power B) Mechanical power C) Hydraulic power D) Electrical power
A) Fuel filter B) Air filter C) Oil filter D) Cabin air filter
A) Store the engine coolant B) Cool the engine coolant C) Filter the engine coolant D) Heat the engine oil
A) Pliers B) Torque wrench C) Socket wrench D) Adjustable wrench
A) Cool the brake rotors B) Lubricate the brake pads C) Clean the brake calipers D) Transmit pressure to the brakes
A) Alternator B) Starter motor C) Voltage regulator D) Distributor
A) Cool the engine B) Transmit power to the wheels C) Provide power steering D) Control suspension movement
A) Wheel bearing B) Axle C) Clutch (in manual transmissions) D) Differential
A) Improve fuel economy B) Increase engine power C) Reduce harmful emissions D) Filter engine oil
A) Lubricate the engine B) Filter the air intake C) Ignite the air-fuel mixture D) Cool the engine
A) Starter motor wiring B) Positive battery terminal C) Negative battery terminal D) Alternator wiring
A) Automatic Braking System B) Anti-lock Braking System C) Advanced Braking System D) Auxiliary Braking System
A) Protect electrical circuits B) Regulate engine temperature C) Store electrical energy D) Increase electrical voltage
A) Difficulty starting the engine B) Brake failure C) Overheating engine D) Headlights dimming
A) Points per square inch B) Pressure standard index C) Pascals per square inch D) Pounds per square inch
A) Control fuel injection B) Monitor oil pressure C) Regulate engine temperature D) Adjust air-fuel mixture
A) Wire brush B) Grease gun C) Oil filter wrench D) Spark plug socket
A) Dirty air filter B) Faulty spark plugs C) High oil pressure D) Low coolant level
A) Allow wheels to rotate at different speeds B) Control steering C) Generate electricity D) Absorb shocks
A) Safety glasses B) Sandals C) No gloves D) Shorts
A) Improve fuel economy B) Increase engine power C) Reduce wind noise D) Ensure proper tire wear and handling
A) Increased engine temperature B) Difficulty starting the engine C) Dimming headlights D) Squealing or grinding noises
A) Clean the windshield B) Assist in steering the vehicle C) Cool the brakes D) Lubricate the engine
A) Leave it to evaporate B) Cover it with dirt C) Clean it up immediately with absorbent material D) Wash it down the drain
A) Screwdriver B) Hammer C) Pliers D) Jack |