Basic Engine Parts Quiz
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- 1.
- A.
Ignites the fuel and air mixture to create energy
- B.
Injects the fuel and air mixture into the combustion chamber
- C.
Supplys the engine with energy
- D.
Injects air into the intake valve
- 2.What does the intake valve do?
- A.
Releases excess fuel from the combustion chamber
- B.
Supplys the combustion chamber with air and fuel
- C.
Gets rid of the exhaust
- D.
Keeps the engine cool by supplying water
- 3.
- A.
Gets rid of the after products of the combustion process by releasing it into the air by means of a tailpipe
- B.
Takes extra fuel away from the combustion chamber
- C.
Gets water off the engine so it can work right
- D.
There's no such thing
- 4.What's a piston?
- A.
Cylindrical piece of metal that moves up and down useing the energy supplied by the combustion process
- B.
Metal wire that carrys an electric charge for the spark plug
- C.
Valve that tranfers fuel to the combustion chamber
- D.
Tube that supplys water to the engine's cooling system
- 5.
- A.
Keeps a tight seal on the cylinders
- B.
Small pieces of metal that connects the parts of the crankshaft together
- C.
Keeps the oil from drying out
- D.
Keeps a tight seal on the piston heads so fuel and air dosn't leak into the sump
- 6.What's a connecting rod?
- A.
Rod connecting the piston and crankshaft together
- B.
Piece of metal connecting the piston to the header
- C.
Piece of metal connecting the piston to the cylinder
- D.
Piece of metal connecting the fuel tank to the fuel cap
- 7.What is the crankshaft?
- A.
Supports the wheels of a car
- B.
Holds the headers together
- C.
Rod that turns the piston's up and down motion into circular motion
- D.
Just the name of screw that hold the engine together
- 8.
- A.
Section of the engine where access fuel and air go to be burned off
- B.
Where air is stored until needed
- C.
Name for the fuel tank cap
- D.
Section of oil under the piston that keeps the piston and crankshaft lubed
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