final review Flashcards

(46 cards)

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Flex bar

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It should be used when breaking loose large extremely tight bolts and nuts, (can can tighten )

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Universal Joint

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Used between a socket and drive handle, with or without an extension.

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Extensions

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Allow the ratchet to be placed farther from the work piece, giving room to swing the ratchet and turn the fastener

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Torque Wrench

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Used to tighten bolts and nuts to auto manufacture torque specifications

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Ratchet

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A handle with a mechanism that allows sockets to rotate in one direction and reset in the other.

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Anaerobic Sealer

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A sealer that cures without air, used for metal-to-metal surfaces (e.g., gearboxes).

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Room Temperature Vulcanizing (RTV) Sealer

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A silicone-based sealer that cures at room temperature, used for flexible seals (e.g., oil pans).

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Gaskets

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Used between parts to prevent leakage of engine oil, coolant, transmission oil and other fluids

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Seals

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Seals prevent leakage between a moving part and a stationary part

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What Parts They Seal

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Crankshaft, front timing cover, crankshaft and rear main crank bearing cap or cover, AC compressor shaft and housing

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Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

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Vehicle identification number, that provides data about the car, can tell engine type, transmission type, and other info

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Intake Stroke

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Air/fuel mixture enters the cylinder.

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Compression Stroke

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Piston compresses the mixture.

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Power Stroke

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Spark plug ignites mixture; piston moves down.

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Exhaust Stroke

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Burned gases exit through the exhaust valve.

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Engine Block

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Forms the main body of the engine

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Crankshaft

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Converts reciprocating motion to rotational motion.

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Engine Pistons

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Move up and down inside cylinders to create power.

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Connecting Rods

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Connect pistons to the crankshaft.

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Oil Pan

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Holds the engine oil at the bottom of the engine.

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Rocker Cover

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Covers and protects the valve train components.

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Radiator

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Removes heat from the coolant. transfers engine coolant heat to outside air

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Engine Fan

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Pulls air through the radiator and engine to help cool it.

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Fan Shroud

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Ensures the fan pulls air through the radiator

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Thermostat
Senses engine temperature and controls coolant flow through radiator
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Coolant Pump
Circulates coolant through the engine and radiator.
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Rad Hoses
Carry coolant between engine and radiator.
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Coolant
Fluid that transfers heat away from the engine.
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Hose Spring
Prevents rad hose from collapsing under suction.
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Transmission Oil Cooler
Cools transmission fluid to prevent overheating.
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Brake Pedal
Driver applies force to operate brakes.
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Brake Booster
Uses vacuum to assist pedal force.
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Master Cylinder
Foot operated pump that forces fluid into the break lines, hoses and wheel cylinders
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Brake Lines and Hoses
Break lines and break hoses transfer fluid pressure from master cylinder to the wheel break assemblies
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Disc Brakes
friction elements are squeezed inward to clamp against a rotating disc, or wheel
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Drum Brakes
provide rubbing surface for the break shoe lining
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Vehicle frame
Is the strong metal structure that provides a mounting place for the engine, transmission, suspension and holds other assemblies in position
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Vehicle body
Is made up of steel, aluminum, fiberglass, plastic, or composite skin forming the outside of the vehicle
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Sedan
Has front and back seats and will carry four to six people. has center body pillars
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hardtop
similar to a sedan, has no middle pillars
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convertible
has vinyl or cloth top that can be raised or lower
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hatchback
has larger rear door for easy access when hauling items
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station wagon
has a long straight roof that extends to rear of vehicle
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minivan
has a higher roofline and is like the station wagon
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SUV
mostly has a four wheel drive system, and have a tall body design and provides comfort
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