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Jeopardy! Recycling I nspections Coolant TransEngine Oil General

General Answer: To keep the vehicle in good running condition. Why is vehicle maintenance important?

General Answer: Vehicle Identification Number What does VIN stand for?

General Answer: Hold it up to a light How do you determine if an air filter is dirty?

General Answer: Ignition of Hydrogen Gas What can cause batteries to explode.

General Answer: Oil, Air, Trans, Fuel, Cabin, Breather Name three vehicle filters that may need to be changed.

Engine Oil Answer: B Where is the engine oil stored? a.Reservoir b. The oil pan c. The oil tank d. In the filter

Engine Oil Answer: C Where should the oil be on the dipstick? a. at the top of the dipstick b. at the bottom of the dipstick c. between the marks d. its ok as long as there is some oil on the dipstick

Engine Oil Answer: Winter What does the “W” stand for in: 10W30?

Engine Oil Answer: Synthetic What type of oil should be used with High-Output Engines?

Daily Double

State Answer: Condensation Specifically, what turns oil into sludge?

Transmission Should the fluid be checked hot or cold? A. HotB. Cold Answer: A

Transmission Answer: C What color is transmission fluid: A. Green B. Brown C. Red D. Clear

Transmission Answer: A On average, how often should ATF be changed? a.30,000 miles b.1 per year c.100,000 miles d.Every 6 months

Transmission Answer: Not Compatible Different transmission fluids are ___ _________.

Transmission Answer: Room Temperature Vulcanizer What does RTV stand for?

Coolant Answer: D Why shouldn’t you remove the radiator cap when the engine is hot? a.It won’t open b.The engine will break c.You can remove it d.It will spray out and scald

Coolant What is coolant made up of? Answer: Water and Anti-Freeze

Coolant How often should you change the “green” coolant? Answer: Every 2 Years

Categorical Why is it not recommended to run just water in the cooling system, even in summer? Answer: Water does not lubricate or protect internal cooling system parts

Coolant What is the recommended life of Yellow Coolant? a. 7 Years b. 5 Years c. 100,000 miles d. 30,000 miles Answer: B

Inspections Answer: D What should you check hoses for? a. Cracking b. Softening c. Hardening d. All of the above

Inspections What three senses are use to identify vehicle fluids? Answer: Sight, Smell, and Touch

Inspections What is used to prevent wires to melt when resting on the engine? Answer: Plastic Wire Loom

Choice What will cause an accessory belt to squeal? Answer: Belt being worn or loose

Answer: A Inspections What is considered acceptable when checking steering wheel play? a. 25mm b. 1.5 inches c. 10mm d. ½ inch

Recycling Where should you take used engine oil? Answer: Local Auto Parts Store

Recycling How much does it cost to recycle used oil? a. $10 b. $.50 per gallon c. It’s free d. $2 Answer: C

Recycling How much new oil can be recycled from 2 Gallons of used oil? A. 2.5 Quarts B. 5 Quarts C. 4 Quarts D. 1.5 Quarts Answer: A

Recycling What Act covers businesses that generate, transport, and manage hazardous waste? A. RCRA B. Title VII C. EPA D. Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest Act Answer: A

Recycling Because it contains heavy metal and chlorinated solvents coolant is considered a _____________________. Answer: Hazardous Material