Deck 26: Vehicle Emissions Standards and Testing

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After the following exhaust emissions were measured, how was the engine operating?
HC = 766 PPM CO2 = 8.2% CO = 4.6% O2 = 0.1%

A) Engine operating (coolant) temperature too high
B) Too lean
C) Operating at stoichiometric ratio
D) Too rich
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Which of the following is a measure of combustion efficiency?

A) O2
B) CO
C) HC
D) CO2
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Which EPA bin number indicates a cleaner vehicle?

A) 10
B) 3
C) 8
D) 11
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OBD-II equipped vehicles are required to turn on the malfunction indicator lamp if the system has detected an exhaust emission level that is ________ the FTP limit.

A) the same as
B) 1.5 times or higher than
C) 1.5 times less than
D) None of these
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Oxides of nitrogen results from a combination of nitrogen and ________.

A) nitrogen
B) oxygen
C) carbon
D) hydrogen
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A vehicle is being inspected under an OBD-II testing program and the MIL is ON. What will be the results of the inspection?

A) The vehicle will receive an 80% pass rate
B) The vehicle will fail the test
C) The vehicle will pass the test
D) None of these
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NOx readings at idle should be less than ________.

A) 10 ppm
B) 1 ppm
C) 100 ppm
D) None of these is correct
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Burning or watering eyes indicates excessive ________ in the vehicle exhaust.

A) hydrocarbons
B) oxides of nitrogen
C) vacuum
D) air
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Which of these vehicle types would be classified as a ZEV vehicle?

A) A hybrid vehicle
B) A fuel cell powered vehicle
C) An electric vehicle
D) Either B or C
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LEV III emission standards started with what year vehicles?

A) 2025
B) 1990
C) 2015
D) 2009
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Adding alcohol to the gasoline helps to reduce which of these emissions?

A) O2
B) H2O
C) NOx
D) CO
Question
A defective or worn spark plug can cause which exhaust emission to increase?

A) NOx
B) CO2
C) H2O
D) HC
Question
An exhaust emission test shows high CO readings. Which of these could be the cause?

A) Non-functioning catalytic converter
B) Fuel pressure too high
C) Clogged air filter
D) Any of these could cause high CO readings
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Deck 26: Vehicle Emissions Standards and Testing
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After the following exhaust emissions were measured, how was the engine operating?
HC = 766 PPM CO2 = 8.2% CO = 4.6% O2 = 0.1%

A) Engine operating (coolant) temperature too high
B) Too lean
C) Operating at stoichiometric ratio
D) Too rich
D
2
Which of the following is a measure of combustion efficiency?

A) O2
B) CO
C) HC
D) CO2
D
3
Which EPA bin number indicates a cleaner vehicle?

A) 10
B) 3
C) 8
D) 11
B
4
OBD-II equipped vehicles are required to turn on the malfunction indicator lamp if the system has detected an exhaust emission level that is ________ the FTP limit.

A) the same as
B) 1.5 times or higher than
C) 1.5 times less than
D) None of these
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Oxides of nitrogen results from a combination of nitrogen and ________.

A) nitrogen
B) oxygen
C) carbon
D) hydrogen
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A vehicle is being inspected under an OBD-II testing program and the MIL is ON. What will be the results of the inspection?

A) The vehicle will receive an 80% pass rate
B) The vehicle will fail the test
C) The vehicle will pass the test
D) None of these
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NOx readings at idle should be less than ________.

A) 10 ppm
B) 1 ppm
C) 100 ppm
D) None of these is correct
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Burning or watering eyes indicates excessive ________ in the vehicle exhaust.

A) hydrocarbons
B) oxides of nitrogen
C) vacuum
D) air
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Which of these vehicle types would be classified as a ZEV vehicle?

A) A hybrid vehicle
B) A fuel cell powered vehicle
C) An electric vehicle
D) Either B or C
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LEV III emission standards started with what year vehicles?

A) 2025
B) 1990
C) 2015
D) 2009
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11
Adding alcohol to the gasoline helps to reduce which of these emissions?

A) O2
B) H2O
C) NOx
D) CO
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A defective or worn spark plug can cause which exhaust emission to increase?

A) NOx
B) CO2
C) H2O
D) HC
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An exhaust emission test shows high CO readings. Which of these could be the cause?

A) Non-functioning catalytic converter
B) Fuel pressure too high
C) Clogged air filter
D) Any of these could cause high CO readings
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