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Name, in order, the 4 strokes of an internal combustion automotive engine.

Intake, Compression, Power, Exhaust.

On all modern engines, the crankshaft, camshaft, and valves are located within the engine block.


T or F?

False

Tech A says that the evaporative emission system (EVAP) must detect a leak from a hole 0.020in in diameter beginning in the 2001 model year.


Tech B says that the ORVR portion of the evaporative emission system is designed to capture fuel vapors produced during refueling.


Who is correct?

Both

The EGR valve is used to reduce hydrocarbon emissions. T or F?

False

An electronic engine control system consists of?

Input sensors, Actuators, & Control module.

Atmospheric pressure changes with changes in elevation. T or F?

True

Tech A says an engine with an intake manifold vacuum leak may misfire at idle and lower engine speeds.


Tech B says a faster-than-normal idle speed in a fuel injected engine may be caused by an intake manifold vacuum leak.


Who is correct?

Both

At 2,000 rpm, the maximum allowable exhaust back pressure is approximately?

1.2 psi

The EGR valve is designed to reduce?

Oxides of nitrogen.

What is true about an alternator, and what is false?

True: Recharge the battery after starting the engine, PCM can control alternator output, and Powers accessories while the engine is running.


False: Sense electrical loads with the diodes.