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Chapter 29, Problem 3MC
Which of the following statements about a fuel volume test is not true?
a. This test measures the flow rate of the pump and can help isolate fuel system restrictions or weak pumps.
b. The test is conducted by collecting the fuel dispensed by the certain during a period of time, normally 5 seconds.
c. The flow of fuel into the container should be smooth and continuous with no signs of air bubbles.
d. Poor results may indicate a bad pump or restrictions in the delivery system.
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