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What is the primary function of the crankshaft in an engine?

To convert up-and-down motion into rotary motion

What is the purpose of the transmission control module (TCM) in an automatic transmission?

To control the gear shifts

What is the function of the oxygen sensor in an Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) system?

To monitor the exhaust gases

What is a common problem associated with brake systems?

Worn or warped rotors

What is a component of the suspension system?

Control arms

What is a type of brake system?

Disc brake

Study Notes

Engine Repair

  • Engine Components:
    • Cylinders: where combustion takes place
    • Pistons: move up and down in cylinders, driven by explosive force
    • Crankshaft: converts up-and-down motion into rotary motion
    • Camshaft: operates valves, allowing air and fuel into cylinders
  • Common Engine Problems:
    • Oil leaks
    • Overheating
    • Low compression
    • Faulty spark plugs
  • Repair Techniques:
    • Compression testing
    • Leak-down testing
    • Cylinder head reconditioning
    • Engine block machining

Transmission Systems

  • Manual Transmission:
    • Uses gears and clutch to transfer power
    • Driver controls gear shifts
  • Automatic Transmission:
    • Uses torque converter and planetary gearsets
    • Transmission control module (TCM) controls shifts
  • Transmission Components:
    • Gears
    • Bearings
    • Seals
    • Clutch packs
  • Common Transmission Problems:
    • Slipping or hesitation
    • Leaks
    • Noise or vibration
    • Failure to engage gears

Electronic Fuel Injection

  • EFI Components:
    • Fuel injectors
    • Fuel pump
    • Oxygen sensor
    • Engine control module (ECM)
  • How EFI Works:
    • ECM calculates air/fuel mixture
    • Fuel injectors spray fuel into intake manifold
    • Oxygen sensor monitors exhaust gases
  • Benefits of EFI:
    • Improved fuel efficiency
    • Increased power
    • Reduced emissions
    • Self-diagnostic capabilities

Brake Systems

  • Brake Components:
    • Brake pads
    • Rotors
    • Calipers
    • Brake fluid
  • Brake Types:
    • Disc brakes
    • Drum brakes
    • ABS (anti-lock braking system)
  • Brake Problems:
    • Worn or warped rotors
    • Spongy brake pedal
    • Brake noise or vibration
    • Leaks or low brake fluid

Suspension And Steering

  • Suspension Components:
    • Springs
    • Shock absorbers
    • Struts
    • Control arms
  • Steering Components:
    • Steering gear
    • Steering column
    • Power steering pump
    • Steering linkage
  • Suspension and Steering Problems:
    • Worn or loose components
    • Noise or vibration
    • Uneven tire wear
    • Steering wander or pull

Test your knowledge of automotive systems, including engine repair, transmission systems, electronic fuel injection, brake systems, and suspension and steering. Learn about components, common problems, and repair techniques.

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