![]() 10/06/2014 at 21:27 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
!!!error: Indecipherable SUB-paragraph formatting!!! . It's not a "name this car" quiz. It's a "name this part and what does it do" or "what do these numbers mean" quiz. I only scored 10/18 (55%) but that's good enough for me.
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100%
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Passed with a 66% even though I guessed on like half of them...
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13/18
i should have done better >:(
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I got 12/18
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Dammit. I missed the spark plug one. I know how to do it, just don't remember the names.
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14/18... Not bad.
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That was easy as hell %100
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16/18 because ADD and I didn't read the question right. Not awful.
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16 of 18 - 88% - "Master Mechanic" it says. I think that's a little generous.
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Hax
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140% suck it, n00bs
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haha, I got the exact same score you did, a 55%
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Swag. I dont suck. Not going to lie though. I had no idea what a zerk fitting was and guessed the right answer, so lets say I actually know 15/18.
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17/18, annoyed I messed up the spark plug electrode question.
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Honestly though, 16/18. Screwed up on the tyre one, and I still don't understand. The 31 stands for 31 inches of what?? In the UK its 235/90R16 which is; 235mm tread width, 90% of tread width is tyre wall height, 16 inch diameter wheel. Surely it can't mean 31 inches width? That's funny car grade rubber.
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I got 15, which apparently makes me a true gearhead.
I had no idea what a twerk bolt was.
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13/18-72.22% and I don't know much about parts b/c I specialize on the specs and dynamics of cars and driving
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88% - not bad for a Manhattan shut-in.
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31 inches is Diameter
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17/18. Missed the lug bolt pattern one. Which I knew just brain farted. I guess working on cars made it easier.
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So what designates tyre width?
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12/18. Not terrible.
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18/18
I grew up on a farm and took an automotive class in high school. I'm also considered pretty handy. The only one I straight-up guessed on was the 3/4 wrench question.
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17/18 no sweat.
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The 10.5, it's a different system than the 235/90R16 system you mentioned and most passenger cars now use.
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I figured when I looked at it and went *?*, but I still want to know all the things ever
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I found this online, this is usually for truck/offroad tires. Maybe some oldeer muscle cars too?
NowYouKnow.jpg
33x12.50R15 LT
33 = Approximate diameter in inches
12.50 = Approximate cross section width in inches
R = Radial construction (B = bias ply construction)
15 = Rim diameter in inches
LT = Light truck tire
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That was cute. I wish my certification tests were that easy.
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the "backfire" answer is incorrect.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Back-fire
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bro do you even wrench?
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16/18 :) would have got 17 at least if I wasn't from the old world...
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I'm 18 and the only things I've done to a car include 1) putting fuel in 2) replacing a light bulb and 3) changing an air filter
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You don't need to defend yourself, I was totally joking