Question

a. torqueb. use an oil filter wrenchc. wipe clean engine oil on the new filterd. use an oil filter wrench to tighten the new oil filter.6. the automatic transmission dipstick is normally located in front o false?a. trueb. false7. check automatic transmission or transaxle fluid with the engin with the engine off. true or false?a. trueb. false8. explain how to check the following:a. engine coolant level and condition.b. power steering fluid.c. brake fluid.

Explanation:

1. Automatic transmission dipsticks are typically located at the front/side of the engine bay, near the transmission, so the statement is true.
2. Automatic transmission fluid must be checked with the engine running (at operating temperature, in park/neutral with parking brake set) to get an accurate reading, so the statement is false.

8.
A. Engine coolant: Let engine cool completely. Locate the translucent coolant reservoir (not the radiator cap when hot). Check that the level is between the "min" and "max" marks. Inspect coolant color: it should be bright (green, orange, pink) – discolored, murky fluid indicates contamination.
B. Power steering fluid: Locate the reservoir (labeled, near steering components). With the engine off (or at idle per manual), check the level against the "cold" (engine off) or "hot" (engine warm) marks. Ensure fluid is clean, not foamy or dark.
C. Brake fluid: Locate the translucent master cylinder reservoir under the hood. Check that the fluid level is between the "low" and "full" lines. Fluid should be clear to amber; dark, cloudy fluid means it needs flushing. Ensure no leaks around the reservoir or lines.

Answer:

1. A. True
2. B. False

8.
A. Engine coolant level and condition:

1. Let engine cool fully.
2. Check reservoir level between min/max.
3. Inspect for bright, non-murky color.

B. Power steering fluid:

1. Locate labeled reservoir.
2. Match level to cold/hot marks.
3. Check for clean, non-foamy fluid.

C. Brake fluid:

1. Find master cylinder reservoir.
2. Verify level between low/full lines.
3. Inspect for clear/amber, non-cloudy fluid.