How much do you know about engines?

drssg · Mar 27, 2016

I scored 37, and I know very little about engines. If it wasn't multiple choice, I would have missed a bunch. If I turn the key, it doesn't start, and it's not the battery, then I'm stumped!

sd455dan · Mar 27, 2016

number two said:
Let's give the test to our wives!
Now that would be interesting!

already told mine- I thought she could get them almost all right
Then again- she does work on HER 1974 AMX :thumbsup:

PhysAssist · Mar 28, 2016

Rustyiron said:
only 38, the otto and one about the exhaust (it was a trick terminology question)

I agree, I'm 39/40 except for that one, but I have to admit I guesses on the Otto date question.

Thomas

k0ua · Mar 28, 2016

PhysAssist said:
I agree, I'm 39/40 except for that one, but I have to admit I guesses on the Otto date question.

Thomas

Even if you did not know the exact year, there was only one logical choice offered.

PILOON · Mar 28, 2016

Citydude said:
42/40. I'm a certified mechanic for Voltswagon....

LOL--good one!

Looking4new · Mar 28, 2016

farm boy00 said:
Got 33 out of 40. If I would have thought more I could have done better. Still ain't bad for a 15yr old

You know way more at 15 than I did at the same age. Pat yourself on the back.

Wagtail · Mar 28, 2016

Was there a question regarding the Turbo Encabulator?

ovrszd · Mar 28, 2016

k0ua said:
Even if you did not know the exact year, there was only one logical choice offered.

I agree on that one!!!!! When reading the question I was thinking this is gonna be hard!!!! Then when I looked at the answers it was obvious.

But then I missed the Octane thing.........

k0ua · Mar 28, 2016

ovrszd said:
I agree on that one!!!!! When reading the question I was thinking this is gonna be hard!!!! Then when I looked at the answers it was obvious.

But then I missed the Octane thing.........

That is pretty much the way you take and pass any multiple "guess" test. There is usually a couple of answers that are obviously so far out of the realm of possibility you can just flush them right away, and often comes down to two that seem correct our could be. If you cannot logic it out with your inherent store of knowledge and useless facts, then you can use the Gomer Pyle method to differentiate between the two answers. You take the index and middle finger and rap them over the edge of the table/desk and see which one hurts the most. Assign a choice of answer to each finger and apply your choice accordingly. :laughing:

murphy1244 · Mar 28, 2016

k0ua said:
That is pretty much the way you take and pass any multiple "guess" test. There is usually a couple of answers that are obviously so far out of the realm of possibility you can just flush them right away, and often comes down to two that seem correct our could be. If you cannot logic it out with your inherent store of knowledge and useless facts, then you can use the Gomer Pyle method to differentiate between the two answers. You take the index and middle finger and rap them over the edge of the table/desk and see which one hurts the most. Assign a choice of answer to each finger and apply your choice accordingly. :laughing:

Goooollllllllllllly!