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ASVAB AUTO INFORMATION EXAM QUESTIONS
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Question 1: Brake shoes
Answer:
curved friction devices that push against inside of brake drum slow wheels down when brakes are applied.They are mounted on a stationary backing plate
Question 2: Ball bearings
Answer:
small rotating spheres that reduce friction by changing sliding motion into rolling motion
Question 3: Cylinder Head
Answer:
located above the piston, it houses the combustion chamber, the intake and exhaust valves, and the intake and exhaust ports.
Question 4: Volatile Organic Compound
Answer:
Organic chemicals and petrochemicals that emit vapors while evaporating. In paints, VOC generally refers to the solvent portion of the paint which, when it evaporates, results in the formation of paint film on the substrate to which it was applied.
Question 5: Coil springs
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springs that are attached to a tightly woven webbing of rubber and metal, linen, jute, or synthetic; webbing is stretched across and attached to the bottom of the frame and serves aas the base for the springs which are then tied together at the top in at least 8 places per spring
Question 6: Diode
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A device that permits current to flow through it in only one direction.
Question 7: Rack-and-pinion
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is connected to the steering wheel, turns wheels by having a pinion gear mesh with a toothed rack
Question 8: Roller bearings
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Bearings with rolling elements in the shape of cylinders or tapered cylinders or needles; they have a greater load-carrying capacity but more friction than ball bearings of similar size.
Question 9: Alternator
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A device used to generate alternating current by rotating a coil n a magnetic field.
Question 10: Fan Belt
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a belt driven by the crankshaft that drives a fan that pulls air through the radiator
Question 11: Axles
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round shafts that connect the opposing wheels of a car.
Question 12: Solenoid
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A loop of wire wrapped around a metal core which produces a magnetic field when electricity runs through it (usually used in switches)
Question 13: Leaf springs
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A series of steel plates, placed one atop the other, which bend flexibly to absorb the bumps & shocks of driving. Most often used in the rear suspensions of trucks and some sport-utility vehicles. See also suspension system
Question 14: Stator
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mechanical device consisting of the stationary part of a motor or generator in or around which the rotor revolves
Question 15: Exhaust System
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Check system for damage and signs of leaks such as rust or carbon soot, and is mounted securely.
Question 16: Cylinder
Answer:
a cylindrical chamber in a hydraulic system; houses a piston that moves under fluid pressure
Question 17: Starter motor
Answer:
the battery is connected to a large direct current motor called a _______.
Question 18: Idler Gear
Answer:
A gear positioned between the driver and the driven gear used to change rotational direction.
Question 19: Intake Stroke
Answer:
The piston moves away from the cylinder head, the intake valve opens, and a combustible fuel and air mixture is drawn into the cylinder.
Question 20: Drive Train
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Transmits power from the engine to the vehicle's drive wheels.
Question 21: Water Pump
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This circulates water through the water jacket
Question 22: Thermostat
Answer:
A device that regulates temperature
Question 23: Oil Pump
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An engine-driven pump that delivers oil to the engine's moving parts.
Question 24: Muffler
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a part designed to rid combustion gases from the engine and reduce noise
Question 25: Crankshaft
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Turns the piston's up and down motion into circular motion
Question 26: Engaged
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When clutch pedal is up.
Question 27: Caliper
Answer:
A measuring instrument having two adjustable jaws typically used to measure diameter or thickness.
Question 28: Water Jackets
Answer:
passageways cast into the block and clyinder head to allow for coolant to flow