
Heavy Vehicle Maintenance quiz
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Which sensor detects when a diesel particulate filter is clogged?
Answer: Differential pressure sensor
Why: The sensor flags soot buildup by detecting an increased pressure drop across the filter core.
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What drives accessories like the alternator in a truck engine?
Answer: Serpentine belt
Why: A single failing serpentine belt can simultaneously disable cooling, battery charging, and hydraulic power steering.
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Why does clean motor oil quickly turn black in heavy diesel engines?
Answer: Dispersant additives suspend soot particles
Why: Dispersant additives prevent microscopic carbon soot from clumping together and forming damaging sludge on internal components.
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What material inside a truck air dryer absorbs water vapor before air reaches tanks?
Answer: Desiccant beads
Why: Every time the compressor governor cycles off, a reverse burst of air purges collected water out through the exhaust port.
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What device makes a truck's inner dual tire easy to inflate?
Answer: Valve stem extender
Why: A 5 psi gap between paired duals makes one tire carry more of the load, and the outer tire hides the inner one.
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What drives the turbine in a conventional diesel turbocharger?
Answer: By exhaust gas
Why: The turbine and compressor share one shaft, so escaping exhaust helps squeeze extra fresh air into the engine.