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Your car’s engine is the heart of its performance, yet many drivers know very little about how it actually works. Understanding the basics of your engine can help you spot potential problems early, communicate more confidently with mechanics, and make better decisions about maintenance and repairs. From generating power to keeping your vehicle running smoothly, the engine plays a central role in every journey. Whether you are a new driver or have been behind the wheel for years, taking a closer look at how your engine functions can give you greater confidence, improve safety, and help extend the life of your car.

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What does the radiator do?

Powers the radioCools the engineKeeps the radiation levels under controlRegulates fuel intake

What does the alternator do?

Shifts gearsStores an electrical chargeBalances the wheelsRecharges the battery

What are spark plugs for?

Starting up the engineStopping the engineStarting and stopping the engineNone of the above

What do pistons do?

Turn the wheelsApply the brakesDrive the shaftNone of the above

What role does the drive shaft play in the running of the motor?

Keeping it coolStrengthening the blockSupporting the engine's weightTurning to relay power to the wheels

What does the transmission do?

Contains the gearsControls the ratio between RPM and the spinning wheelsNeither of the aboveBoth of the above

What does a cylinder do?

Contain the exploding fuel-air mixtureHouse the pistonsNeither of the aboveBoth of the above

What part of the electrical system protects you from overloads and power surges?

Insulated wiresFusesRelaysNone of the above

What component controls the timing of the blinkers?

FusesA lever on the steering columnRelaysNone of the above

What does an unusually fast blinker sound indicate?

Blown fuseBlown relayBoth of the aboveNeither of the above

How many cylinders are you likely to find in a sports car?

24810

How many cylinders are you likely to find in a typical economy car?

46812

Why would your car refuse to start?

No gasNo coolantDead batteryAll of the above

What causes a car to backfire?

Malfunctioning spark plugs, coils or wiresOver-rich fuel mixturesNeither of the aboveBoth of the above

What's the problem when your brake pedal goes all the way to the floor?

Low brake fluidMalfunctioning booster or brake cylinderBoth of the aboveNeither; this is not a problem as long as the car stops

What does gasoline do for your car?

Cools the blockLubricates the cylindersFuels small explosions in the blockAll of the above

What does an octane rating measure?

The richness of the gasolineWhether or not the gas will cause your engine to knockThe cost per unit of refining itIts volatility

What does oil do for a car's engine?

Aids coolingPowers combustionProvides lubricationNone of the above

How often should you get your oil changed?

Every 3,000 milesEvery 3 monthsEvery 10,000 miles or once a year, whichever comes firstIt varies with the car and the oil used

What does transmission fluid do?

Lubricate the transmissionTransmits power through the transmissionNeither of the aboveBoth of the above

How often should you change your transmission fluid?

Every few months, whatever.Every 30-60,000 milesEvery 50-80,000 milesEvery 15,000 miles

What does brake fluid do?

Cool the brake padsAmplify the force on the brakesSeal the brake system against leaksAll of the above

How often should you change your brake fluid?

Every 2 years or 20,000 milesEvery 3 years or 30,000 milesEvery 4 years or 40,000 milesEvery 5 years or 50,000 miles

What does coolant do?

Cools down the engineKeeps the engine from freezing upPrevents stalling in cold conditionsAll of the above

How often should you change your coolant?

Every 30,000 milesEvery 60,000 milesEvery120,000 milesAll of the above

When should you service your car?

AnnuallySemi-annuallyBienniallyWhen the Olympics is on TV

When should you change the air filter?

One year or 12,000 milesTwo years or 24,000 milesThree years or 30,000 milesNone of the above

What does NOT get checked during a tune up?

Fluid levelsAir filtersSpark plugsBrake lights

How often should you change the oil filter?

Every time you add oilEvery 3,000 milesEvery 12,000 milesDuring annual service

How often should you change the fuel filter?

Every 10-20,000 milesEvery 20-40,000 milesEvery 100-200,000 milesEvery 200-400,000 miles

How long should you wait after your car stops running before checking fluids?

At least 15 minutesAt least 60 minutesAt least 8hoursAt least 24 hours

It's summer, and your AC stops blowing cold air. What could be the problem?

No coolantWorn compressorBoth of the aboveNeither of the above

You start noticing the following worrying symptoms: leaks of coolant from under the exhaust gasket, overheating, White smoke blowing from the exhaust, low coolant, and bubbles overflow compartment. What could it be?

Wrong coolant in radiatorDamaged hosesCracked radiatorBlown gasket

Your mechanic shakes his head and mutters the words ”blown valve.” How big of a problem is this?

You can fix it at homeYou need a mechanic to fix it, but it shouldn't be too priceyThis will cost hundreds of dollarsStart shopping for a new car

You've been driving with the check engine light on for several days. While you're on the freeway, it starts to blink. What should you do?

Count your blessings that the problem is fixing itselfMake an appointment to have the problem diagnosed soonGet off the freeway and call for a same-day appointment from workPull into the emergency lane and call a tow truck

What is a sign of a failing solenoid?

The power locks and windows slow or stop workingThe air conditioner stops blowingThe engine keeps running after you turn off the ignitionSevere jitter in the steering wheel

What can make your engine run rough?

Wrong octane fuelClogs in the fuel systemWorn-out spark plugsAll of the above

You're leaking transmission fluid onto the hot exhaust pipe. How can you tell?

White smoke coming from under the carGray smoke coming from under the carAn oddly sweet odorAn audible sizzling sound when you stop the car

You're leaking coolant onto the hot exhaust pipe. How can you tell?

White smoke coming from under the carGray smoke coming from under the carAn oddly sweet odorLow-pitched rattling under the hood

Your engine light is on, your car won't start or it quits after a short time, it doesn't accelerate when you press on the gas, and/or your fuel efficiency drops by a lot. Where's the problem?

Fuel lineElectrical systemCatalytic converterAny of the above

What system is the blower wheel a part of?

ElectricalSuspensionHVACCooling

All things being equal, a shorter exhaust pipe is. . .

LouderQuieterNeither, it has no effect on noiseMore likely to backfire

A universal joint connects. . .

Two spinning shaftsThe electrical system to the drive trainFuel injectors to cylindersNone of the above

What does a diesel engine have that a gasoline engine doesn't?

Spark plugsGlow plugsBothNeither

What does a gasoline engine have that a diesel engine doesn't?

Spark plugsGlow plugsBothNeither

What is the ideal air-to-fuel ratio?

1:13.14:111.2:114.7:1

What's the best way to dispose of your old motor oil?

Pour it in the sinkPour it down the storm drainDrop it off at the gas stationDrive it to the landfill

There's a red puddle under your car. What are you leaking?

Transmission fluidCoolantGasolineBrake fluid

There's an orange puddle under your car. What are you leaking?

FreonCoolantOilPower steering fluid

What's a quick way to boost your fuel efficiency?

Inflate your tires to the recommended pressureChange your air filterUse the right oil for your carAll of the above