Odisha CHSE VOC-ITV Four Wheeler Service Technician flashcards
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- Micrometer least count
- A standard outside micrometer reads to 0.01 mm; the thimble has 50 divisions and one full turn advances the spindle by 0.50 mm.
- Torque wrench calibration
- Torque wrenches should be checked at least annually and after any drop or overload, at 20, 60 and 100 percent of their scale range.
- Fire extinguisher classes
- Class A covers solids, B flammable liquids, C flammable gases and D metals; use carbon dioxide or dry powder on fuel and electrical fires, never water.
- Four-stroke engine cycle
- Intake, compression, power and exhaust strokes complete one cycle in two crankshaft revolutions; the camshaft turns once per cycle.
- Engine displacement formula
- Displacement equals pi divided by four, multiplied by bore squared, multiplied by stroke, multiplied by the number of cylinders.
- Compression ratio formula
- Compression ratio equals swept volume plus clearance volume, divided by clearance volume; petrol engines commonly run from about 9:1 to 12:1.
- Stoichiometric air-fuel ratio
- Petrol burns completely at about 14.7 parts air to one part fuel by mass; diesel stoichiometric ratio is about 14.5 to one.
- Lambda value
- Lambda is actual air-fuel ratio divided by stoichiometric ratio; lambda 1.00 is chemically correct, above 1.00 is lean and below 1.00 is rich.
- Three-way catalytic converter
- It oxidises carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons and reduces nitrogen oxides, but works efficiently only when closed-loop lambda control holds the mixture near 1.00.
- DPF regeneration temperature
- A diesel particulate filter burns trapped soot at roughly 550 to 650 degrees Celsius during active regeneration, which is triggered by rising backpressure or distance.
- Coolant 50:50 mix
- A 50:50 mix of ethylene glycol and water gives freeze protection near minus 37 degrees Celsius and raises the boiling point; plain water causes corrosion.
- Thermostat opening temperature
- Most engine thermostats begin to open at 82 to 90 degrees Celsius and are fully open near 95 to 100 degrees Celsius.
- Oil pressure warning threshold
- Hot idle oil pressure is usually 1.5 to 4.5 bar; a warning lamp or gauge reading below about 0.5 bar means the engine should be stopped.
- Clutch pedal free play
- Normal clutch pedal free play is about 10 to 20 mm; too little causes release bearing drag, while too much causes incomplete disengagement and gear clash.
- Final drive ratio
- Final drive ratio equals ring gear tooth count divided by pinion tooth count; a numerically higher ratio gives more torque but lower top speed.
- Propeller shaft phasing
- Universal joint yokes must be aligned in the same plane, and working angles should be equal and opposite, generally below 3 degrees, to prevent vibration.
- Tyre size 205/55 R16
- 205 is section width in millimetres, 55 is aspect ratio in percent, R means radial construction, and 16 is rim diameter in inches.
- Positive caster effect
- Positive caster tilts the steering axis rearward at the top, giving straight-line stability and self-centring steering, but it increases steering effort.
- Minimum tyre tread depth
- The legal minimum tread depth for passenger car tyres is 1.6 mm across the central three-quarters of the tread; wet grip falls before this limit.
- DOT 4 brake fluid
- DOT 4 glycol brake fluid has a minimum dry boiling point of 230 degrees Celsius; it absorbs moisture and should be replaced about every two years.
- Brake bleeding sequence
- Bleed the wheel farthest from the master cylinder first, normally right rear, left rear, right front, then left front, keeping the reservoir full.
- ABS wheel speed sensor
- The ABS controller monitors each wheel speed sensor; a dirty or damaged sensor can disable ABS and illuminate the warning lamp.
- Ohm's law
- Voltage equals current multiplied by resistance; power in watts equals voltage multiplied by current in a direct-current circuit.
- Battery specific gravity
- A fully charged lead-acid cell reads about 1.265 specific gravity; 1.120 indicates heavy discharge, and each cell produces about 2.1 volts.
- CAN bus terminating resistors
- A high-speed CAN bus usually has two 120-ohm terminating resistors in parallel, giving about 60 ohms measured across CAN-H and CAN-L.
- Positive fuel trim
- Positive fuel trim means the ECU is adding fuel because the mixture is lean; a large long-term positive value suggests a vacuum leak or low fuel pressure.
- Compression test variation
- Cranking compression should be within about 10 percent across cylinders; a low reading on two adjacent cylinders suggests a head gasket leak.
- P0300 diagnostic code
- P0300 means random or multiple-cylinder misfire; possible causes include worn spark plugs, vacuum leaks, low fuel pressure or faulty ignition coils.
- Parasitic battery draw
- Normal key-off parasitic draw is usually below 50 milliamps; a higher draw flattens the battery overnight and is located by fuse-by-fuse current measurement.
- Engine oil service interval
- Many modern petrol engines use oil change intervals of 5,000 to 10,000 km; severe duty such as short trips requires the shorter interval.
- Waste oil disposal
- Used engine oil is hazardous waste; store it in labelled closed containers and give it to an authorised recycler, never pour it into drains.
- Five S workshop method
- Sort, set in order, shine, standardise and sustain; 5S keeps tools traceable, reduces lost time and improves workshop safety.