Air injection in case of S.I. engine refers to injection of
A.Air only
B.Air and fuel mixture
C.Liquid fuel only
D.Super charging
E.Doesn’t exist
A.Air only
B.Air and fuel mixture
C.Liquid fuel only
D.Super charging
E.Doesn’t exist
A.nearly fully charged
B.more than 50% charged
C.50% charged
D.less than 50% charged
A.To mix fuel and air
B.To ignite air-fuel mixture
C.To provide flame front for ignition
D.To spray atomized fuel in the cylinder
E.To provide adequate air fuel mixture for combustion
A.To the bottom of the cylinder block
B.In a separate unit away from the crankcase
C.At the top of the cylinder block
D.At the outside wall of the crank case
E.Adjacent to oil filters
A.Grit on lining
B.Drums scored
C.Loose lining screws
D.Distored brake spiders
E.Any of the above
A.10-15 atm
B.15-20 atm
C.20-30 atm
D.55-75 atm
E.Depends on engine size and speed
A.Decomposition
B.Oxidation
C.Formation of solution
D.Dilution
E.Burning
A.Leakage of oil through oil pan gasket
B.Poor quality or improper viscosity of engine oil
C.Excessive oil pressure
D.Badly worn piston rings
E.Any of the above
A.24 km
B.100 km
C.500 km
D.100 km
E.2500 – 6000 km
A.Cylinder head gasket
B.Manifold gasket
C.Water pump
D.Radiator
E.Any of the above