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ASE A1 - Practice Test (Section A) Questions and Answers 1. an engine miss is being diagnosed using a cylinder leakage test. Technician A says that any cylinder with over 20% leakage has excessive leakage. Tech B says that air leaking from the tailpipe indicates a cracked cylinder. A only B o...

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ASE A1 - Practice Test (Section A)
Questions and Answers

1. an engine miss is being diagnosed using a cylinder leakage test. Technician A says that any

cylinder with over 20% leakage has excessive leakage. Tech B says that air leaking from the

tailpipe indicates a cracked cylinder.




A only


B only


Both A & B


Neither A nor B - Answer✔✔-A only




If cylinder leakage exceeds 20%, check for air escaping the tailpipe, the PCV valve opening in the

rocker arm cover, and the top of the throttle body or carburetor.




Air leaking from the tailpipe usually indicates an exhaust valve leak




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23. during a compression test, a cylinder has 40% of the specified compression reading. When

the tech performs a wet test, the compression reading on this cylinder has 75% of the specified

reading. The cause of the low compression reading could be




worn piston rings


a burned exhaust valve


a bent intake valve


a worn camshaft lobe - Answer✔✔-worn piston rings




if compression increases during a wet test, this indicates worn piston rings. Compression would

not increase if an exhaust valve is burned, intake valve is bent, or camshaft lobe is worn.


35. the customer complains that the engine cranks but does not start; the first thing to check

should be




valve train operation


battery voltage


compression


engine vacuum - Answer✔✔-valve train operation



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