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A. A/C compressor
B. Refrigerant line
C. A valve
D. Expansion valve
E. A cap
A. To allow the air conditioner to function in colder temperatures
B. To drain condensation from the car
C. To evacuate the A/C system in case of a power failure
D. To allow air to escape from the A/C unit during operation
E. To drain condensation from the air conditioner evaporator
A. Accelerator pedal linkage
B. Fuel line
C. Clutch cable
D. Air intake
A. Vorticity
B. Friction
C. Pressure
D. Prandtl-Glauert force
E. Aerodynamic drag
A. Pollutants
B. Hair
C. Contaminants
D. Dust
A. Stopping a thief before they can steal anything
B. Preventing a vehicle from being stolen
C. Alerting the owner if their vehicle has been stolen
D. Helping the owner locate their vehicle if it is stolen
E. Preventing the car from being used in a crime
A. Park distance sensor
B. Vehicle speed sensor
C. Pedestrian sensor
D. Speedometer
E. Stop distance sensor
A. Width measurement
B. Box height measurement
C. Bed length measurement
A. The area on the roof of a vehicle
B. The area in front of the vehicle
C. The area behind and to the side of a vehicle
A. The failure to see things that are in front of you
B. A warning signal that tells you when someone is coming up behind you
C. A computerized system that detects objects and warns you when they are in your blind spot
D. An electronic system that warns you when there are other cars or motorcycles in your blind spot
E. The failure to recognize people or objects that are in your field of view
A. Material that reduces noise and vibration
B. Reducing noise and vibration
C. High-friction, heat-resistant material
A. Steering wheel, car seats, and/or windows
B. Television, video games, and/or radios
C. Toys and/or bicycles
D. TV, video game systems, and/or radios
E. Windows, door locks and/or passenger airbag
A. Radiators
B. Heating and air conditioning systems
C. Thermostats
A. Ratchet wheel
B. Pressure plate
C. Springs
D. Clutch fluid
E. Foot brake
A. A head-on crash
B. Steering column failure in a turn
C. Hard frontal impact
D. A rollover
A. Automobile insurance
B. Collision insurance
C. Property insurance
D. Comprehensive insurance
E. Liability insurance
A. Parking brake
B. Rearview mirror
C. Radar
D. Traffic light
E. Compass
A. The engine catches on fire
B. Damaged pistons
C. Oil leakage past the seals
D. The engine stops
E. Engine seizure
A. Intake air filter
B. Combustion chamber filter
C. Fuel filter
D. Crankcase ventilation filter
E. Intake filter
A. Net weight
B. Gross weight
C. Gross vehicle weight
D. Vehicle weight
E. Curb weight
A. Seat airbags
B. Side airbags
C. Head airbags
D. Tail airbags
A. Hydraulic joints
B. Pneumatic joints
C. Fuel injection joints
D. Constant velocity joints
E. Rack and pinion joints
A. Bolts that secure an exhaust system to an engines cylinder head
B. Bolts that secure a car's engine to the chassis
C. Bolts that clamp an engines cylinder heads to the engine block
D. Bolts that hold the heads of valves in their seats
E. Bolts that secure an engines cylinder head to the engine block
A. Turbocharging
B. Cylinder deactivation
C. Flexible fuel injection
D. Fuel injection
E. Turbochargers
A. Loss
B. Depreciation
C. Accumulation
D. Deflation
A. Engine hour display
B. Diesel engine hour meter
C. Oil pressure gauge
D. Diesel engine hour gauge
E. Diesel engine clock
A. Gears
B. Shaft
C. Piston
D. Bearings
E. Axis
A. Registration fees
B. Court costs
C. Title and license fees
D. Tax fees
A. Increase air intake
B. Increase fuel flow
C. Lower combustion temperature
D. Increase airflow
A. Nickel-metal-hydride
B. Lead-acid
C. Nickel-cadmium
A. A vehicle that is powered by a rechargeable battery
B. A vehicle that uses electricity to power the engine
C. A vehicle that uses electricity to power internal motors
D. A vehicle that is run entirely on electricity
E. A vehicle that is powered by an electric motor
A. Rearview mirror
B. Auto mirror
C. One-touch mirror
D. Manual
E. Electrochromatic
A. Cruise Control
B. Auto Stop/Start
C. Airbags
D. Parking Brake
E. Airbag
A. Engines not starting
B. Fuel efficiency
C. Fuel economy
D. Corrosion and the formation of rust
E. The power of the engine
A. Provides information on how to improve engine performance
B. Warns the driver when an engine oil change is recommended
C. Warns the driver when the engine oil level falls below a certain point
D. Warns the driver when the oil level is low
E. Automatically brings a low engine oil level to the attention of a driver
A. Temperature gauge
B. Heat sensor
C. Coolant temperature sensor
D. Fan controller
E. Thermostat
A. Ethyl alcohol
B. Grain alcohol
C. Isopropyl alcohol
A. Howl
B. Malt
C. Butyl
D. Ethyl
E. Isopropyl
A. Air intake
B. Fuel tank and carburetor bowl
C. Throttle body
D. Engine
A. Front heavy vehicle
B. Rear engine
C. Front mid-engine
D. Rear mid-engine
A. Fuel efficiency
B. Fuel economy
C. Fuel type
D. Fuel capacity
A. Fuel filler hood
B. Fuel cap
C. Fuel filler cap
D. Top fuel cap
E. Gas cap
A. Diesel engine with an electric motor
B. Gasoline engine with electric generator
C. Gas/electric hybrid engine
D. Jet engine
A. Engine configuration
B. Configuration
C. Engine type
D. Type
E. Engine Layout
A. Straight or the Inline engine layout
B. Flat four engine layout
C. Four-cylinder engine layout
D. V-8 engine layout
A. Boxer engines
B. Straight/inline engines
C. V8 engines
D. Four-stroke engines
A. Minimal noise
B. Easy and inexpensive manufacturing and installation process
C. They produce more power than engines with a V-shape
D. Virtually no emissions
E. They have a longer life span
A. Multi-cylinder engines
B. Straight engines
C. V-8 engines
D. V-6 engines
E. Inline engines
A. At an angle
B. Neither Way
C. Horizontally
D. Vertically
A. Cars
B. High performance vehicles
C. Planes
D. Trucks
E. Motorcycles