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Label the diagram with the words listed below.

engine gearbox steering suspension rear axles fuel tank drive shaft

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Complete the text with the words listed below.


distancemodel driverlong towingschedule

Car servicing, or i of car maintenance, depends on several factors. These include the year,

make, and ' of the car, its driving conditions and 'behaviour. Car makers
recommend a service schedule based on the following issues:
• number of trips and ' travelled per trip per day
• extreme hot or cold climate conditions
• mountainous, dusty or de-iced roads
• city stop-and-go driving or -distance cruising
• heavy loads.

3 Match the words (1-6) with the definitions(a-f).


1 release a to force into less space
2 open b to force (a fluid) into a passage or cavity
3 convert c the use of force on a surface against an object
4 inject d to move from a shut or closed position
S pressure e to let go
6 compress f change into a different form

4 Complete the sentences with the words listed below.

filter coolant turns pressure wheel power


1 Bad tyre can affect fuel economy.
2 The starter motor begins a process that the flywheel and the crankshaft.
3 The alternator provides to every part of the vehicle once it is started.
4 The steering column is topped with the steering
5 A fuel pump pushes fuel from the tank, through a that removes any dirt.
6 A water pump pushes engine through passages in the motor.
1 Match the words (1-8) with the objects (a—h) to make exterior car parts.
1 head a wipers
2 exhaust b lights
3 wheel c trim
4 front d bumper
S petrol e cap
6 windscreen f mirror
7 wing g handle
8 door h pipe

2 Label the diagram with the words listed below.

bonnet front bumper headlight indicator petrol cap roof tyre wheel arch windscreen wing

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3 Match the parts of the diagram (J-8) with the instruments.


1 coolant temperature gauge
2 driver information system
3 engine oil temperature
gauge
4 hazard warning/
indicator lights
S fuel gauge
6 rev counter
7 speedometer
8 voltmeter

4 Look at the picture in Question j. Which instrument...7


1 shows you how fast the car is travelling?
2 warns you if the engine lubrication system gets too hot?
3 shows that you are indicating to turn left or right?
4 shows you how often the engine is turning over?
S shows you how much petrol you have in the tank?
6 indicates the voltage of the car’s electrical system?
1 Match the verbs (1-6) with the definitions (a—f).
1 adjust a make sure something is correct or safe
2 check b fill to the correct level
3 fit c change something slightly because it is in the wrong position
4 inspect d try something to see how well it works
S test e put something in the correct place
6 top up f look at something very closely or in detail

2 Complete the puzzle.


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1 This keeps the brake lubricated: brake
3 This can be petrol or diesel.
5 This fluid is put in the cooling system.
7 The motion of the pistons rotates this.
10 You use a dipstick to check the level. • •
11 You need electricity from this to start the engine.
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2 A type of fuel.
4 This moves up and down in the cylinder.
S A six- engine.
6 This fluid is used to the windscreen clean: windscreen
8 This is highly corrosive: battery
9 This ignites the fuel-air mixture in petrol engines. (z words)

3 Put these steps for changing a tyre in the correct order.


a Remove the old tyre from under the vehicle and lower the vehicle.
b Take the spare tyre out of the boot and make sure it is in good
condition. c Check again to make sure the wheel nuts are tight.
d Remove the tyre and put it under the vehicle, next to the jack.
e Put the vehicle into gear (manual transmission) or park (automatic).
f Use a jack to raise the vehicle.
g Fit the spare tyre and tighten the wheel nuts.
h Secure the opposite wheel to stop it moving.
i Loosen the wheel nuts slightly.
j Loosen the wheel nuts more and remove them.

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1 Match the verbs (J-6) with the definitions(a—f).
1 adjust a make sure something is correct or safe
2 check b fill to the correct level
3 fit c change something slightly because it is in the wrong position
4 inspect d try something to see how well it works
S test e put something in the correct place
6 top up f look at something very closely or in detail

2 Complete the puzzle.


Across
1 This keeps the brake lubricated: brake
3 This can be petrol or diesel.
5 This fluid is put in the cooling system.
7 The motion of the pistons rotates this.
10 You use a dipstick to check the level. • •
11 You need electricity from this to start the engine. “
Down
2 A type of fuel.
4 This moves up and down in the cylinder.
S A six- engine.
6 This fluid is used to the windscreen clean: windscreen
8 This is highly corrosive: battery
9 This ignites the fuel-air mixture in petrol engines. (z words)

3 Put these steps for changing a tyre in the correct order.


a Remove the old tyre from under the vehicle and lower the vehicle.
b Take the spare tyre out of the boot and make sure it is in good
condition. c Check again to make sure the wheel nuts are tight.
d Remove the tyre and put it under the vehicle, next to the jack.
e Put the vehicle into gear (manual transmission) or park (automatic).
f Use a jack to raise the vehicle.
g Fit the spare tyre and tighten the wheel nuts.
h Secure the opposite wheel to stop it moving.
i Loosen the wheel nuts slightly.
j Loosen the wheel nuts more and remove them.

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