quiz 3 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

wrench to use on fuel line fittings

A

flare nut

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2
Q

instrument use to measure crankshaft runout

A

dial indicator

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3
Q

what measures main bearing journal diameter

A

micrometer

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4
Q

needle movement on dial bore gauge from top of cylinder to bottom

A

out of round

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5
Q

measurement, biggest to smallest on each axis of cylinder to find

A

taper

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6
Q

wrench never used to loosen fasteners

A

torque wrenches

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7
Q

correct wrench used to loosen fasteners

A

socket

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8
Q

hammer used for engine disassembly

A

dead blow

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9
Q

standard pitch/thread count of metric fastener is measured in?

A

mm per thread

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10
Q

fastener used for high clamping force

A

uniform bearing stress (UBS) fastener

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11
Q

when altitude increases, what is the effect on the air/fuel mixture

A

lean

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12
Q

ratio of air/fuel mixture enter cylinder vs 100% full

A

volumetric efficiency

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13
Q

detonation

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spontaneous combustion after normal timed ignition

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14
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pre-ignition

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a point within the combustion chamber when it becomes so hot that it becomes a source of ignition and causes fuel to ignite before spark plug fires

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15
Q

service limits

A

wear limits for in service engine

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16
Q

5 events of 4-stroke engine

A

intake
compression
timed ignition
power
exhaust

17
Q

stroke def

A

piston travels from TDC-BDC and vice versa

18
Q

wrist pin retainer clip

A

retainer clip opening in line to be with the connecting rod

19
Q

push rods function

A

transfer linear motion of lifter to rocker arm

used on most linline 4,6,v-6,v-8 engines

20
Q

camshaft motion

A

changes rotary motion to reciprocating motion

21
Q

loop scavenging

A

transfer ports are angled to minimize the loss of charge out of the exhaust ports

22
Q

2-stroke induction systems

A

piston port
cylinder reed
case reed

23
Q

crankshaft motion

A

reciprocating motion to rotary motion

24
Q

valve overlap disadvantages

A

loss of torque
hp at low rpm
possibility of high exhaust hydrocarbon emissions

25
cylinder leak down % if engine is in good condition
6-14%
26
yamaha model # first character F
1 | 4-stroke
27
setting cam tension on auto cam chain tensioners
fully auto chain/belt tensioners adjust as engine is running | they do not use locking bolt
28
valve lash on screw locknut system, cylinder being adjusted is in what position
rotate crankshaft to TDC compression
29
if there is low compression, how would you determine if the piston rings are the cause
add a little bit of oil into cylinder and recheck. if compression rises, the piston rings are worn
30
2-stroke cylinder configurations
single cylinder inline series v-series
31
cylinder position on leak down test
rotate crankshaft until piston of cylinder is at TDC on compression stroke
32
temperature of engine for compression test
operating temperature
33
first step to remove stern drive engine
disconnect battery for safety
34
when changing a 40hp engine to a 75hp engine, what do you check
the fuel condition
35
1/4 * 20 * 1/2 fastener, what does the 20 mean
20 threads per inch
36
the difference in high/low readings that would indicate problems during compression test
when the difference is greater than 10%