A lawnmower stops running after a short period of time. The fuel tank filler cap is removed and an almost fuel tank of fuel is found, so the cap is reinstalled and the engine restarted. The engine runs again for a short time and then dies so the cap is removed again and the process repeats. Tech a says the problem may be due to a clogged vent in the fuel cap. The b says that the intake mainfold gasket may be defective. Who is correct?

A lawnmower stops running after a short period of time. The fuel tank filler cap is removed and an almost fuel tank of fuel is found, so the cap is reinstalled and the engine restarted. The engine runs again for a short time and then dies so the cap is removed again and the process repeats. Tech a says the problem may be due to a clogged vent in the fuel cap. The b says that the intake mainfold gasket may be defective. Who is correct?

Automotive Technology: A Systems Approach (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781133612315

Author:Jack Erjavec, Rob Thompson

Publisher:Jack Erjavec, Rob Thompson

Chapter55: Air-conditioning Diagnosis And Service

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8ASRQ: While discussing an inoperative blend air door: Technician A says that to check the proper...

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