Term
| what could happen if you ignore the specific safety warnings in the engine service manual? |
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Definition
| injure your self, injure people around you or damage the outboard |
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Term
| if oem parts are not available, then what should you use? |
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Definition
| charisticaly matching part |
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Term
| six items basic safety procedures to follow when troubleshooting or reparing an electrical component? |
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Definition
never repair unless assigned to do so
obey operations intructions
de-energize
PPE
insulated tools
tighten connections on portable meters |
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Term
| what are the three main areas of concern in troubleshooting an outboard? |
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Definition
| compression electrical fuel |
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Term
| list the causes in low or variable cylinder compression |
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Definition
valve seeting
faulty valve
head gasket
piston
cylinder
piston rings |
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Term
| what are the effects of a damaged proppeler? |
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Definition
high f/o consumption
vibration
loss of power |
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Term
| the demps peformance monitioring program provides an estimate of the effectiness and or condition of the engines. list 5 aids used to monitor |
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Definition
full power trial
observation of engine charistics
chemical analysis trend of l/o
engine operating paramaters
physical inspection of engine components |
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Term
| the odr facilataes what types of operating data? |
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Definition
trend recording
event
dynamic
alarm
trip |
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Term
| what conductiong peformance test, at what precent load should the engine be at? |
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Definition
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Term
| primary indicators for competing demps |
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Definition
cylinder compression psi
cylinder firing psi
cylinder exhaust temp
crankcase vacum
intake manifold psi
exhaust back psi
l/o consumption |
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Term
| odr will only record data as long as it is? |
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Definition
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Term
| what analytical tools are used to help in the determination of an enignes center section ? |
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Definition
full power,
observation of engine operating,
l/o test,
operating pparamaeters,
physical inspection, |
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Term
| when using the intake manifold as a primary indicator, it is especialy important to duplicate what two settings? |
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Definition
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Term
| how does the governor control speed? |
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Definition
| by regulating the asmount of fuel to the engine |
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Term
| how doel the ogvenro adjust the amount of fuel delivered to the engine? |
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Definition
| by adjusting the position of the fuel rack\ linkage between the gov. and fuel pumps |
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Term
| how does the emergency iverspeed trip work? |
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Definition
| isolating the govenor from its oil supply to bring fuel back to 0 position |
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Term
| functions of a fuel injector? |
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Definition
accuratly times the amount of fuel
, attomizes
, meters and injects,
creates high psi |
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Term
| propulsion units are also known as? |
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Definition
reduction gears
, transmission
and marine gear |
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Term
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Definition
| is two gears with identical ratios mounted left of right handeed with foward and reverse to obtain oppostie rotation of the proppeler |
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Term
| what is the main purpose of a reduction gear? |
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Definition
| transmit porwer from the driving gear to the drivin |
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Term
| how iften should the oil be replaced? |
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Definition
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Term
| three major sub-assembelies that make an reduction gear? |
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Definition
| foward and reverse gear. and output shaft |
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Term
| what should you use to clean a reduction gear strainer? |
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Definition
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Term
maximum diametric bearling clearence?
1" - 2" - 3" |
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Definition
| (0.005- 0.050) - (0.005- 0.050) - (0.006 - 0.060) |
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Term
| what are the effects of exceessively worn rudder shaft bearings? |
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Definition
| alot of leakage of water through bearing, excessice vibration, poor steering |
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Term
| when conducting peformace test what should the l/o and j/w temps be within what degrees of normal operation ? |
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Definition
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Term
| when downloading data from odr-2 how many floppy disks do you need? |
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Definition
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Term
| emulsion is generated when ______ reacts with the oil? |
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Definition
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