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- Question
The engine oil viscosity is defined by __________ ratings.
Options- A. automatic transmission fluid (ATF)
- B. society of automotive engineers (SAE)
- C. gross vehicle weight (GVW)
- D. American petroleum institute (API)
- Correct Answer
- society of automotive engineers (SAE)
- 1. The minimum parking brake force is generally __________ of gross vehicle mass (GVM).
Options- A. 5%
- B. 10%
- C. 15%
- D. 20% Discuss
- 2. The condition that results in large quantities of HC emission is
Options- A. high temperature combustion
- B. incomplete combustion
- C. low temperature combustion
- D. high atmospheric temperature combustion Discuss
- 3. The specific gravity of petrol is about
Options- A. 0.75
- B. 0.85
- C. 0.95
- D. 1.25 Discuss
- 4. The clutch is located between the transmission and the
Options- A. engine
- B. rear axle
- C. propeller shaft
- D. differential Discuss
- 5. Cushioning springs in clutch plate reduces
Options- A. vehicle speed
- B. torsional vibrations
- C. jerky starts
- D. none of these Discuss
- 6. An engine has a clearance volume of 100 cm3 and a swept volume of 800 cm3. The compression ratio is
Options- A. 7:1
- B. 8:1
- C. 9:1
- D. 10:1 Discuss
- 7. In a single dry plate clutch, torsional vibrations are absorbed by
Options- A. coil springs known as torsional springs
- B. cushion springs
- C. central hub
- D. clutch pedal Discuss
- 8. In comparison to frame type construction, the frameless structure construction of automobiles is economical when produced in __________ numbers.
Options- A. small
- B. large Discuss
- 9. The formula for Iso-octane is
Options- A. C8H18
- B. C7H17
- C. C6H18
- D. C7H18 Discuss
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Correct Answer: 20%
Correct Answer: incomplete combustion
Correct Answer: 0.75
Correct Answer: engine
Correct Answer: jerky starts
Correct Answer: 9:1
Correct Answer: coil springs known as torsional springs
Correct Answer: large
Correct Answer: C8H18
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