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ASE PS2 Test Preparation Guide: Engine Mechanical Parts

Major engine components include the block, crankshaft, main and rod bearings, connecting rods, pistons and rings, oil pump, camshaft, lifters or followers, pushrods, valves, springs, retainers, rocker arms, valve guides, seals and seats, and timing gears, timing chain or timing belt.

ASE PS2 Test Preparation Guide: Exhaust System

The major components in the exhaust system include the exhaust manifold, head pipe, Y-pipe (if used), exhaust pipe, crossover pipe, tailpipe, muffler, resonator, catalytic converter, clamps, hangars and heat shields.

ASE PS2 Test Preparation Guide: Ignition System

The major components in the ignition system include the spark plugs, spark plug wires (if used), ignition coil(s), ignition module (if used), an ignition pickup (in a distributor) or a crankshaft position sensor, and on older engines, a distributor.

Diagnosing an Engine that Won’t Start

In today’s world of high-tech electronics, onboard diagnostics and scan tools, you would think engine diagnostics would be easier than ever.

ASE P2 Test Preparation Guide: Exhaust

ASE P2 Test Preparation Guide: Exhaust

Stop Leaving Money on the Table

Sales of related engine parts over a year could add up to a tidy sum of cash.

17th Annual Technical Forum: Oxygen Sensors

Counterman magazine presents 15 technical and sales topics in an easy-to-read question-and-answer format for the magazine’s annual Technical Forum. This article appeared in the August 2009 issue.

ASE P2 Test Preparation Guide: Engine Parts

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
• Identify major engine components
• Identify engine component functions
• Identify related items
• Provide basic use, installation and warranty information

ASE P2 Test Preparation Guide: Exhaust System

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
• Identify major exhaust system components
• Identify exhaust system component functions
• Identify related items
• Provide basic use, installation and warranty information

Maintenance vs. Repair: The Impact on Parts Sourcing

Knowing what maintenance parts your customers need will make their vehicles safer and more reliable — and your revenue greater.