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1. Which type of injection nozzle would be found on most DI truck diesel engines before 2007?
d. Multi-orifii
2. When injector back leakage is benchchecked, which of the following is being tested?
c. Valve-to-body clearance
3. When nozzle forward leakage is benchchecked, which of the following is being tested?
b. Ability of nozzle valve seat to seal
4. Setting the injector NOP value in hydraulic injector nozzles is accomplished by:
c. both a and b.
5. An injector spring in a hydraulic injector nozzle that is fatigued would likely
produce which of the following conditions?
d. Lower NOP and advanced injection timing
6. Replacing a single high-pressure injection pipe on a multicylinder engine by one of greater length would likely have what effect on injection timing in the affected cylinder?
b. Retard
7. Technician A states that nozzle chatter while bench-testing an injector is an indication of a fatigued injector spring. Technician B states that a high injector back leakage rate is an indicator of excessive nozzle valve-to nozzle body clearance. Who is correct?
b. Technician B only
8. What is the distinguishing feature of a VCO nozzle?
a. The sac is eliminated
9. What type of fuel injector nozzles are required on almost all on-highway diesel engines that are certified for EPA 2010?
c. Electrohydraulic
10. Which of the following resistance values indicates a typical within-
specification value for a current EHI solenoid actuator?
a. 1 ohm
11. Technician A states that hydraulic injector nozzles are designed so that the pressure required to open the nozzle valve is greater than the pressure required to hold it open. Technician B states that after NOP, the nozzle line pressure steadily decreases until the nozzle closes at the end of the injection
pulse. Who is correct?
a. Technician A only
12. Nozzle differential ratio is a ratio of:
a. nozzle seat sectional area and total nozzle sectional area.
13. Which of the following factors does most to prevent secondary injections?
a. Pressure wave reflection
14. Which of the following is another way of stating the NOP specification?
d. Popping pressure
15. Most diesel engine OEMs recommend that injectors be installed into the cylinder head injector bore:
a. dry.
16. Technician A states that when a hydraulic multi-orifii injector is used in an electronically managed fuel system, nozzle opening and closing are switched hydraulically. Technician B says that the opening and closing of an EHI are controlled by the ECM. Who is correct?
c. Both A and B
17. Excessive fuel returned into the leak-off lines from a set of hydraulic injector nozzles is an indication of:
b. wear in the nozzle-body-to-nozzle-valve fit.
18. Technician A states that EHI injector nozzles using solenoid actuators should test at resistance values of 1 ohm or less. Technician B states that EHIs using the most common type of piezoelectric actuators should test at resistance values of 0.6 ohms or less. Who is correct?
c. Both A and B
19. Technician A states that the injector nozzles used on pre-2007 EUIs and HEUIs use the same operating principles as those on any hydraulic pump-
line-nozzle system. Technician B states that hydraulic injector nozzles use a soft value NOP. Who is correct?
a. Technician A only
20. Which of the following types of injectors would be best suited to multipulse injection?
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