In case of clutch if the springs become weak, the remedy lies in
A.Tightening further the springs
B.Interchanging the springs
C.Retempering the springs
D.Replacing the springs
E.Any of the above
A.Tightening further the springs
B.Interchanging the springs
C.Retempering the springs
D.Replacing the springs
E.Any of the above
A.nearest to the spark plug
B.farthest away from the spark plug
C.in the middle from the spark plug
D.none of the above
A.Valve lifter
B.Bearing
C.Piston pin
D.Valve guide
E.Valve seat
A.Same as that of exhaust valve
B.Smaller than that of exhaust valve
C.Large than that of exhaust valve
D.Does not depends upon the size of the exhaust valve
E.Depends upon the temperature of ambient air.
A.Transmission
B.Steering system
C.Axle drive
D.Tie rod
E.All of the above
A.Has geometrical shape as square
B.Has two cylinders horizontal and two cylinders vertical
C.Has operating speed as 64, 81, 100, 121, 144, 169, 196 rpm or the like
D.Has cylinder bore equal to stroke length
E.Has four cylinders with phase shift of 90? between any two consecutive cylinders
A.Leaf type
B.Helical
C.ombination of helical and leaft spring
D.Depend on the design
E.No spring is provided
A.air fuel mixture of different air-fuel ratios at various places on the combustion chamber
B.different air fuel ratios in consecutive strokes
C.different air fuel ratios at different times depending upon the load
D.none of the above
A.Ambassador car
B.Standard wagon
C.Metador
D.Jeep
E.Tractors
A.One
B.Two
C.Four
D.Eight
E.There is no exhaust manifold