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30. The methods of overhaul differ from maintenance procedure. a. True b. False

30. The methods of overhaul differ from maintenance procedure. a. True b. False

Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
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|30. The methods of overhaul differ from maintenance procedure. a. True b. False 31. During the useful life of a set of new tires (including the spare), it is necessary to rotate them at intervals of about---------- for rear drive vehicles and------------ for front drive vehicles to get the most mileage out of them. a.3000 km,2000 mile b.3330 km,2225 mile |c.3000mile,2000 mile d.3000 mile,2500 mile 32. Punctures are--- a. a small hole in a tire resulting in an get-away of air b. a large hole in a tire resulting in an get-away of air c. a small hole in an engine resulting in an escape of air d. a small hole in a tire resulting in an get-away of oil |33.Remove the dynamo and starting meter cable connections (it is preferable to remove both starting motors) (It is better to remove both starting motor and dynamic if readily accessible, as this allows better access to engine mounting nuts) relates to a. Removal engine from the vehicle b. Removal dynamo only c. Removal battery only d. Removal chassis 34.Cylinder head bolt are-------------- a. the connecting elements between engine block, cylinder-head gasket, and cylinder head b. the connecting elements between engine block, cylinder-bottom gasket, and cylinder head c. the connecting elements between engine block, cylinder-top gasket, and cylinder head d. the connecting elements between engine block, cylinder-side gasket, and cylinder head |35. Decarbonizing the Engine is----- a. Carbon deposits on the cylinder side as a result of a chemical or mechanical process. b. Carbon deposits on the cylinder head as a result of a physics or mechanical process. c. Carbon deposits on the cylinder bottom as a result of a chemical or physics process. d. Carbon deposits on the cylinder head as a result of a chemical or mechanical process. 36. Tighten the cylinder head nut in the order prescribed by-------------, using the appropriate torque by a torque wrench. a. The manual b. The company c. The manufacturer d. None of them 37.----------- means remove all external components such as the engine, dynamo ignition unit, and injection pump. a. Dismantling b. Assemble |c. Connection d. Gathering |38. If relatively large engines are to be reconditioned at appreciable intervals, the paraffin bath method of cleaning is the most economical a. True b. False 39. Other cleansing agents include ------------.- in a hot water solution, hot saturated sodium carbonate solution, and trichloro Ethelene. a. Water b. Solvent c. Caustic soda |d. Ammonia
Transcribed Image Text:|30. The methods of overhaul differ from maintenance procedure. a. True b. False 31. During the useful life of a set of new tires (including the spare), it is necessary to rotate them at intervals of about---------- for rear drive vehicles and------------ for front drive vehicles to get the most mileage out of them. a.3000 km,2000 mile b.3330 km,2225 mile |c.3000mile,2000 mile d.3000 mile,2500 mile 32. Punctures are--- a. a small hole in a tire resulting in an get-away of air b. a large hole in a tire resulting in an get-away of air c. a small hole in an engine resulting in an escape of air d. a small hole in a tire resulting in an get-away of oil |33.Remove the dynamo and starting meter cable connections (it is preferable to remove both starting motors) (It is better to remove both starting motor and dynamic if readily accessible, as this allows better access to engine mounting nuts) relates to a. Removal engine from the vehicle b. Removal dynamo only c. Removal battery only d. Removal chassis 34.Cylinder head bolt are-------------- a. the connecting elements between engine block, cylinder-head gasket, and cylinder head b. the connecting elements between engine block, cylinder-bottom gasket, and cylinder head c. the connecting elements between engine block, cylinder-top gasket, and cylinder head d. the connecting elements between engine block, cylinder-side gasket, and cylinder head |35. Decarbonizing the Engine is----- a. Carbon deposits on the cylinder side as a result of a chemical or mechanical process. b. Carbon deposits on the cylinder head as a result of a physics or mechanical process. c. Carbon deposits on the cylinder bottom as a result of a chemical or physics process. d. Carbon deposits on the cylinder head as a result of a chemical or mechanical process. 36. Tighten the cylinder head nut in the order prescribed by-------------, using the appropriate torque by a torque wrench. a. The manual b. The company c. The manufacturer d. None of them 37.----------- means remove all external components such as the engine, dynamo ignition unit, and injection pump. a. Dismantling b. Assemble |c. Connection d. Gathering |38. If relatively large engines are to be reconditioned at appreciable intervals, the paraffin bath method of cleaning is the most economical a. True b. False 39. Other cleansing agents include ------------.- in a hot water solution, hot saturated sodium carbonate solution, and trichloro Ethelene. a. Water b. Solvent c. Caustic soda |d. Ammonia
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