Cooling & LubricationCooling & Lubrication
Chapter Review
MARCH-
Cooling & LubricationCooling & Lubrication
Chapter review
Image viewing
Interactive questions
Closing
MARCH-
Oil PumpsOil Pumps
 1. What are we looking at in
this picture?
 2. What type of oil pump is
this?
 3. What is the maximum
generic tolerance measurement
between the gears?
1. Oil Pump
2. Gear
3. .005”
MARCH-
Oil PumpsOil Pumps
 1. What are we looking at in
this picture?
 2. What type of oil pump is
this?
 3. What type of displacement is
this pump?
1. Oil Pump
2. Rotor
3. Positive
MARCH-
Cooling SystemsCooling Systems
 1. What are 2 types of
cooling systems?
 2. What are the 9 items
listed in the diagram?
1. Air - Liquid
MARCH-
Cooling SystemsCooling Systems
 One at a time, identify 1
component & a brief
description of its purpose.
MARCH-
CoolantCoolant
 1. What is the ideal coolant
mixture ratio?
 2. What is the boiling point of
water?
 3. What is the boiling point of a
67/33 mix?
1. 67/33
2. 212º F
3. 235º
MARCH-
Radiator CapsRadiator Caps
 1. What is the purpose of a
radiator cap?
 2. Every PSI of pressure = how
much of an increase in the
boiling point?
1. Increase boiling point – Refill reservoir
2. 1.8ºC or 3.2ºF
MARCH-
Radiator CapsRadiator Caps
 1. How many types of radiator
caps are there?
 2. What is the average pressure
rating of today’s caps?
 3. How do we test radiator caps?
1. 3 – constant/vent/closed
2. 14-17 PSI
3. Visual/Pressure test
MARCH-
Radiator HosesRadiator Hoses
 1. What is the purpose of
radiator hoses?
 2. What element is used to
make the hoses black?
 3. Which hose is subject to
the roughest service life?
1. Contain/Transport coolant
2. Carbon
3. Upper radiator hose
MARCH-
Hose ClampsHose Clamps
 1. How many types of hose
clamps may we see?
 2. What are the names of
these hose clamps?
1. 5 Types
2. Screw Tower – Spring – Rolled Edge – Worm Gear – Twin wire
MARCH-
ThermostatsThermostats
 1. What are 2 functions of a
thermostat?
 2. When must a thermostat begin to
open?
 3. When must the thermostat be
“fully” open?
1. Control temperature & Flow
2. 3ºF above or below rating
3. 20ºF above “start to open”.
MARCH-
Fans & Fan ClutchesFans & Fan Clutches
 1. What 2 types of fans are
shown?
 2. Identify 2 types of downsides
to these types of fans.
 3. Why are fan shrouds used?
1. Flex - Clutch
2. Rob horsepower - Noisy
3. Efficiency –Engine placement
MARCH-
Electric Cooling FansElectric Cooling Fans
 1. Why are electric fans used?
 2. What components are needed
to make this system work?
 3. Do these fans run while
driving?
1. Efficiency - Control
2. Sensor-Switches-Relays-Wiring-Fuse
3. Typically they shut down at 40km/hr & up.
MARCH-
Service & RepairService & Repair
 Oil pressure sending units
 External leaks
 Corrosion
 Belts
 Component failure
 Fluid breakdown – lack of
maintenance
 Adjustments
 Electrolysis
Common Failures
MARCH-
Diagnostic AidsDiagnostic Aids
 Oil pressure gauges
 Black light & dyes
 Pressure testers
 Thermometers – infrared
 Tension gauges
 DVOM
 Scanners
 Refractometer
 PH testers
MARCH-
ScenariosScenarios
 Customer complained of no heat.
 A vehicle was “taking coolant”.
 Gauge always reads lower than normal.
 Boils over during highway driving.
 Customer wants vehicle winterized.
 Electric fan won’t stop running.
Lets try a few examples of complaints that you will see.
What would you do if:
MARCH-
Review QuestionsReview Questions
 1. Why would coolant read 1 volt on a DVOM?
 2. Why does a radiator hose show 12 volts on a DVOM
 3. Where on an engine is an oil pressure test performed?
 4. What would cause low oil pressure?
 5. What would cause excessive oil pressure?
 6. What is “viscosity”?
 7. What could be the problem if a cam seal continues to leak
externally after several replacements and the shaft is not
scorn?
MARCH-
The EndThe End

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  • 1.
    Cooling & LubricationCooling& Lubrication Chapter Review
  • 2.
    MARCH- Cooling & LubricationCooling& Lubrication Chapter review Image viewing Interactive questions Closing
  • 3.
    MARCH- Oil PumpsOil Pumps 1. What are we looking at in this picture?  2. What type of oil pump is this?  3. What is the maximum generic tolerance measurement between the gears? 1. Oil Pump 2. Gear 3. .005”
  • 4.
    MARCH- Oil PumpsOil Pumps 1. What are we looking at in this picture?  2. What type of oil pump is this?  3. What type of displacement is this pump? 1. Oil Pump 2. Rotor 3. Positive
  • 5.
    MARCH- Cooling SystemsCooling Systems 1. What are 2 types of cooling systems?  2. What are the 9 items listed in the diagram? 1. Air - Liquid
  • 6.
    MARCH- Cooling SystemsCooling Systems One at a time, identify 1 component & a brief description of its purpose.
  • 7.
    MARCH- CoolantCoolant  1. Whatis the ideal coolant mixture ratio?  2. What is the boiling point of water?  3. What is the boiling point of a 67/33 mix? 1. 67/33 2. 212º F 3. 235º
  • 8.
    MARCH- Radiator CapsRadiator Caps 1. What is the purpose of a radiator cap?  2. Every PSI of pressure = how much of an increase in the boiling point? 1. Increase boiling point – Refill reservoir 2. 1.8ºC or 3.2ºF
  • 9.
    MARCH- Radiator CapsRadiator Caps 1. How many types of radiator caps are there?  2. What is the average pressure rating of today’s caps?  3. How do we test radiator caps? 1. 3 – constant/vent/closed 2. 14-17 PSI 3. Visual/Pressure test
  • 10.
    MARCH- Radiator HosesRadiator Hoses 1. What is the purpose of radiator hoses?  2. What element is used to make the hoses black?  3. Which hose is subject to the roughest service life? 1. Contain/Transport coolant 2. Carbon 3. Upper radiator hose
  • 11.
    MARCH- Hose ClampsHose Clamps 1. How many types of hose clamps may we see?  2. What are the names of these hose clamps? 1. 5 Types 2. Screw Tower – Spring – Rolled Edge – Worm Gear – Twin wire
  • 12.
    MARCH- ThermostatsThermostats  1. Whatare 2 functions of a thermostat?  2. When must a thermostat begin to open?  3. When must the thermostat be “fully” open? 1. Control temperature & Flow 2. 3ºF above or below rating 3. 20ºF above “start to open”.
  • 13.
    MARCH- Fans & FanClutchesFans & Fan Clutches  1. What 2 types of fans are shown?  2. Identify 2 types of downsides to these types of fans.  3. Why are fan shrouds used? 1. Flex - Clutch 2. Rob horsepower - Noisy 3. Efficiency –Engine placement
  • 14.
    MARCH- Electric Cooling FansElectricCooling Fans  1. Why are electric fans used?  2. What components are needed to make this system work?  3. Do these fans run while driving? 1. Efficiency - Control 2. Sensor-Switches-Relays-Wiring-Fuse 3. Typically they shut down at 40km/hr & up.
  • 15.
    MARCH- Service & RepairService& Repair  Oil pressure sending units  External leaks  Corrosion  Belts  Component failure  Fluid breakdown – lack of maintenance  Adjustments  Electrolysis Common Failures
  • 16.
    MARCH- Diagnostic AidsDiagnostic Aids Oil pressure gauges  Black light & dyes  Pressure testers  Thermometers – infrared  Tension gauges  DVOM  Scanners  Refractometer  PH testers
  • 17.
    MARCH- ScenariosScenarios  Customer complainedof no heat.  A vehicle was “taking coolant”.  Gauge always reads lower than normal.  Boils over during highway driving.  Customer wants vehicle winterized.  Electric fan won’t stop running. Lets try a few examples of complaints that you will see. What would you do if:
  • 18.
    MARCH- Review QuestionsReview Questions 1. Why would coolant read 1 volt on a DVOM?  2. Why does a radiator hose show 12 volts on a DVOM  3. Where on an engine is an oil pressure test performed?  4. What would cause low oil pressure?  5. What would cause excessive oil pressure?  6. What is “viscosity”?  7. What could be the problem if a cam seal continues to leak externally after several replacements and the shaft is not scorn?
  • 19.