Fuel, Air Induction, Exhaust Systems Flashcards

1
Q

A - turning off fuel injectors at high RPM is the purpose of the rev limiter; to protect the engine from damage or limit vehicle speed.
B - turning off fuel injectors while the engine is running must be done at speeds above 45 mph.

A

A - correct.

B - incorrect.

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A vehicle is being diagnosed for a P0134 DTC (oxygen sensor circuit, no activity detected bank 1, sensor 1).
A - the problem could be high fuel system pressure
B - the problem is more likely confined to the downstream oxygen sensor on the bank containing cylinder 1.

A

A - incorrect. High fuel pressure would affect all cylinders.
B - incorrect. Bank 1, sensor 1 is the upstream sensor on bank 1.

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3
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Which of the following is the least likely cause of a fuel tank leak?
A - rust
B - road damage
C - retaining straps
D - leaking tank seams
A

a - likely
b - likely
c - least likely
d - likely

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4
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A - special fuel injection hose must be used when replacing the fuel lines on a fuel injected vehicle.
B - the fuel supply hose is usually smaller than the fuel return hose.

A

A - correct

B - incorrect. The fuel supply hose is usually larger than the return hose.

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5
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A - a vehicle with a restricted fuel filter can still have fuel pressure within specifications.
B - if a restricted fuel filter is suspected, then a fuel pump volume test can be performed.

A

both correct

A restricted filter will affect the volume, not pressure.

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A - fuel pressure readings above specifications could be caused by a stuck open fuel pressure regulator.
B - if fuel is present at the vacuum hose port of a fuel pressure regulator, then the regulator is stuck open.

A

A - incorrect. A stuck open fuel pressure regulator would cause low fuel pressure.
B - incorrect. Fuel in the vacuum hose of a fuel pressure regulator is due to a ruptured diaphragm.
Fuel pressure higher than specifications can be caused by a stuck closed fuel pressure regulator or a restriction in the return line on a return type fuel system.

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A - performing a fuel pressure test confirms proper operation of the fuel injector.
B - it is possible to have an electrical problem with an injector, even though the fuel pressure drop is within specifications.

A

A - incorrect

B - correct

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8
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A - a vacuum leak can occur under the intake manifold and cause oil consumption.
B - propane is a good method for locating vacuum leaks.

A

both correct

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9
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A - fuel pressure regulator operation is being tested.

B - as vacuum is applied to the regulator, the fuel pressure should increase.

A

A - correct.

B - incorrect. As vacuum is applied to the regulator, fuel pressure should decrease.

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10
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A - the exhaust can be checked for restrictions using a vacuum gauge.
B - the back pressure in the exhaust should not exceed 1.5 psi at idle.

A

A - correct.

B - correct. Exhaust back pressure at idle should be < 1.5 psi and < 2.5 psi at 2000 rpm.

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