Questions and Answers
What is a rotor?
What is the function of the master cylinder?
Apply hydraulic pressure to the wheel cylinder
What part of the car's cooling system cools the pistons?
Oil cooler
What part of a conventional distributor is referred to as a coil?
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What is the handle of a socket used for?
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What regulates coolant flow through an engine?
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How many crankshafts are there in a V8 engine?
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What part of the ignition system amplifies the electrical voltage?
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Study Notes
Automotive Components and Functions
- Rotor: A key component in a vehicle's braking system, not involved in the drive train.
- Master Cylinder: Responsible for applying hydraulic pressure to the wheel cylinder, essential for brake functionality.
- Oil Cooler: Part of the car’s cooling system designed to cool the pistons during lubrication, preventing overheating.
- Coil: A critical part of a conventional distributor, contributing to the ignition system’s efficiency.
- Socket: Commonly refers to a handle or a connection point in automotive applications, important for various components.
- Thermostat: Regulates the flow of coolant through an engine, ensuring optimal engine temperature for performance.
- Crankshaft in V8 Engine: A V8 engine contains one crankshaft, which facilitates the conversion of linear motion into rotational motion.
- Ignition System Coil: Amplifies electrical voltage to create the spark necessary for engine ignition, vital for starting and running the vehicle.
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Test your knowledge of automotive terminology with these ASVAB flashcards. Each card contains key components and functions related to vehicle systems, including brakes and cooling. Perfect for anyone preparing for automotive examinations or just wanting to brush up on their car knowledge.
