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51
When the front wheels of a vehicle are locked during braking, then
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Answer: Option D
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When the front wheels of a vehicle are locked during braking, then Driver loses control over the steering, and the vehicle continues moving in its current direction
52
What type of bearing is used for main bearings and connecting rod bearings?
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Answer: Option B
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Plain bearings are used for main bearings and connecting rod bearings
53
During braking, the brake shoe is moved outward to force the lining against the
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Answer: Option C
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During braking, the brake shoe is moved outward to force the lining against the Brake drum
54
The cam shaft in an engine is always mounted
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Answer: Option A
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The cam shaft in an engine is always mounted Parallel to the crankshaft
55
The included angle is the sum of the
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Answer: Option C
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56
The purpose of turning radius gauges is to measure the
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Answer: Option C
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A turning radius gauge is an instrument, consisting of a turntable and an attached gauge, which measures how many degrees the front wheel of a vehicle has turned left or right.
57
Two advantages of using helical gears rather than spur gears in a transmission system are
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Answer: Option C
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Two advantages of using helical gears rather than spur gears in a transmission system are Noise level and strength
58
The best fuels for compression ignition engines are
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Answer: Option D
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The best fuels for compression ignition engines are Naphthalene
59
In Spark Ignition Engine
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Answer: Option B
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In Spark Ignition Engine the mixture of air and fuel is introduced into the cylinder from carburettor
60
The exhaust gas from petrol engine contains
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Answer: Option D
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exhaust fumes contain certain poisonous chemicals, including carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, formaldehyde, benzene and soot, all of which can be detrimental to the human body if consistently inhaled in large quantities.