Maintenance and Lubrication Flashcards

1
Q

The ability for oil to resist flow is called

A

Viscosity

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2
Q

The “W” in 5W30 stands for:

A

Winter

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3
Q

What does SAE stand for?

A

Society of Automotive Engineers

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4
Q

Why do vehicles use multi weight oil? ie 10w30

A

To give a broader range of effectiveness through temperature.

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5
Q

What does API stand for?

A

American Petroleum Institute

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6
Q

Can synthetic oils be mixed with conventional/mineral based motor oils?

A

Yes

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7
Q

Engine coolant/antifreeze is most commonly made from

A

Ethylene Glycol

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8
Q

Common mix of coolant to water is:

A

50/50

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9
Q

If straight antifreeze is used, what can happen to it in extreme cold temperatures.

A

It can “gel” up

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10
Q

If not replaced coolant becomes corrosive and can start creating electricity. This is called?

A

Electrolysis

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11
Q

“S” in an API rating stands for

A

Service

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12
Q

Colder temperatures require a higher or lower viscosity oil?

A

Lower

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13
Q

Pour Point Depressants are used to….

A

Allow oil to flow at low temperatures

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14
Q

Breakdown of Viscosity improving additives can produce what?

A

Sludge

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