Volts
Amperes
Weight
Ampere hours
D. Ampere hours
Makes chemicals by mechanical means
Uses chemical action to provide electricity
Has curved plates instead of flat plates
Does not use an electrolyte
Lead peroxide (PbO₂)
Spongy lead (Pb)
Lead sulphate (PbSO₄)
Sulphuric acid (H₂SO₄)
Gravity
The pressure created by the oil pump
Splashing action of the crankshaft
None of these
25
45
70
90
Wheel piston or cylinder
Anchor pin
Brake drum
Wheel rim or axle
Heating rubber under pressure
Spraying with special paint
Melting rubber while stirring it
None of these
Cast iron and steel
Cast iron and aluminium alloy
Steel and aluminium alloy
Brass and steel
500 rpm
1000 rpm
2000 rpm
4000 rpm
Upper damper mounting
Bottom of damper
Clearance between inner and outer tubes of damper
Coil spring mounting
Oil pan
Cylinder head
Oil pump
Separate oil tank
Stopping distance becomes extremely long
Front tyres skid across the road surface, and the vehicle spins around
Rear tyres skid across the road surface, and the vehicle spins around
Driver loses control over the steering, and the vehicle continues moving in its current direction
Cast iron
Steel
Aluminium
Bronze
Engine can run
Engine gives maximum output
Engine is most efficient
Fuel can be used in a test engine without knocking
9
90
900
9000
Engine is cold
Engine overheats
Oil filter becomes clogged
Engine runs at high speed
Flat, radial, and V
In a row, in line, and opposed
In line, V, and opposed
V, double row, and opposed
Brake effort
Tractive effort
Clutch effort
None of these
Adjust the extent of brake pedal free play
Boost the force applied to brake pedal
Convert brake pedal force into hydraulic pressure
Ensure that all the wheel brakes are supplied with the same amount of fluid pressure
Detonation
Ignition
Pre-ignition
Rumble
Magneto system
Battery system
Electronic control unit system
Magneto and electronic system
Head light bulb
Stop light bulb
Parking light bulb
Ignition warning bulb
Parallel to the crankshaft
Perpendicular to the crankshaft
Inclined to the crankshaft
None of these
1.6694 N
16.694 N
166.94 N
1669.4 N
Wheels
Front axle
Steering system
Seats
Motor cycle
Passenger car
Aeroplane
Truck
Overheating of the fluid due to frequent brake application
Overcooling of the brakes during high speed driving
Keeping the vehicle without use for an extended period
An excessively high engine speed on a downhill road
Increase
Decrease
Remain constant
Be doubled
Prevent uneven tyre wear
Maintain directional control
Bring the road contact of the tyre under the point of load
Compensate for wear in the steering linkage
Enhances safety by serving two independent lines in a divided line brake circuit
Enhances safety by activating the brakes using vacuum pressure in the event of brake fluid loss
Supplies equal fluid pressure to each line of a divided line brake circuit, thereby preventing the brakes from dragging on one side
Boosts the brake fluid pressure to reduce the force required to depress the brake pedal
2.5
10
25
40