You have a gasoline leak. Unless you want this car to catch fire and burn up, have this looked into by a professional. Do not park this vehicle in a garage until you get it fixed. Your house may burn down if the vehicle catches fire.
You have a gasoline leak. Unless you want this car to catch fire and burn up, have this looked into by a professional. Do not park this vehicle in a garage until you get it fixed. Your house may burn down if the vehicle catches fire.
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What prints do impression evidence consist of
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The prints that impression evidence consists of is footprints.
This is when a professional takes prints of someone's footwear at a
crime scene to determine their foot size, brand of shoe they were
wearing, and gender.
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What action should the fire investigator take with supplemental restraint systems to prevent injury during the examination of a vehicle involved in a fire
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Verify that the system is rendered safe before starting an
investigation
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How the fuel system work on a semi truck
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Fuel is pumped from the tank, through a spin-off fuel filter and
water separator, from there is is pumped to either individual
cylinders or to a common fuel rail and is injected using high
pressure oil (roughly 3000psi) to actuate the injectors.
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What is fire spread
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fire spread is the rate of time and area a fire can move or
grow
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What is the name for hidden fingerprints
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latent fingerprints
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Which engine type relies on heat compression to ignite the fuel
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Diesel engines rely on heat and high compression to ignite
fuel.
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For a hot surface to ignite a liquid fuel the surface temperature may have to be how much over the published ignition temperature of the fuel
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200 degrees
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What is the difference between the origin and cause of a fire
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The origin of a fire is the original site of the event. e.g. in the switchboard.
The cause is the mechanism that created the fire. e.g. an accelerant was used to start the fire - arson is deduced.
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What is the surface area of a catalytic converter
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what is the surface area of a catalytic converter
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Where is the fire wall on a 1998 Dodge Dakota
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The firewall on any vehicle is the panel separating the engine
compartment from the passenger compartment. On a Dakota (and any
other front engine vehicle) it pretty much goes from the bottom of
the windshield to the floorboards, fender to fender, at the back of
the engine compartment.
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What properties are of significance on the ignition of a liquid fuel released in spray form
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boiling point
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What is the origin of common fuels
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the origin of fuels is from decomposition of dead animal
bodies
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Do Leaks in a valve cover or gasket may allow engine oil to come into contact with which component in the engine compartment capable of causing ignition
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The exhaust manifold.
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When was International Association of Wildland Fire created
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International Association of Wildland Fire was created in
1990.
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What is an anabatic wind
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An anabatic wind is an upslope wind - when the wind is blowing
up a hill or mountain as a result of local surface heating.
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Extensive damage to a vehicle is not a definitive indicator of an intentionally set fire due to
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recent civil court decisions
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Is an arc a typical ignition source in vehicle fires
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An electrical arc, yes.
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What components continue to be powered when the vehicle is not running
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fuel pump
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What information would an open engine control fuse provide an investigator with
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Engine running
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Where is the fuel pump on late model vehicle with pressure fuel-injected system
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The fuel pump on most gasoline injected vehicles is in the fuel
tank.
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Is The bulkhead partition between the engine and passenger compartments is designed to prevent compartment to compartment fire travel.
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Yes
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Why you smell gas in gmc jimmy engine compartment
You have a gasoline leak. Unless you want this car to catch fire and burn up, have this looked into by a professional. Do not park this vehicle in a garage until you get it fixed. Your house may burn down if the vehicle catches fire.
You have a gasoline leak. Unless you want this car to catch fire and burn up, have this looked into by a professional. Do not park this vehicle in a garage until you get it fixed. Your house may burn down if the vehicle catches fire.
What prints do impression evidence consist of
The prints that impression evidence consists of is footprints.
This is when a professional takes prints of someone's footwear at a
crime scene to determine their foot size, brand of shoe they were
wearing, and gender.
What action should the fire investigator take with supplemental restraint systems to prevent injury during the examination of a vehicle involved in a fire
Verify that the system is rendered safe before starting an
investigation
How the fuel system work on a semi truck
Fuel is pumped from the tank, through a spin-off fuel filter and
water separator, from there is is pumped to either individual
cylinders or to a common fuel rail and is injected using high
pressure oil (roughly 3000psi) to actuate the injectors.
What is fire spread
fire spread is the rate of time and area a fire can move or
grow
What is the name for hidden fingerprints
latent fingerprints
Which engine type relies on heat compression to ignite the fuel
Diesel engines rely on heat and high compression to ignite
fuel.
For a hot surface to ignite a liquid fuel the surface temperature may have to be how much over the published ignition temperature of the fuel
200 degrees
What is the difference between the origin and cause of a fire
The origin of a fire is the original site of the event. e.g. in the switchboard.
The cause is the mechanism that created the fire. e.g. an accelerant was used to start the fire - arson is deduced.
What is the surface area of a catalytic converter
what is the surface area of a catalytic converter
Where is the fire wall on a 1998 Dodge Dakota
The firewall on any vehicle is the panel separating the engine
compartment from the passenger compartment. On a Dakota (and any
other front engine vehicle) it pretty much goes from the bottom of
the windshield to the floorboards, fender to fender, at the back of
the engine compartment.
What properties are of significance on the ignition of a liquid fuel released in spray form
boiling point
What is the origin of common fuels
the origin of fuels is from decomposition of dead animal
bodies
Do Leaks in a valve cover or gasket may allow engine oil to come into contact with which component in the engine compartment capable of causing ignition
The exhaust manifold.
When was International Association of Wildland Fire created
International Association of Wildland Fire was created in
1990.
What is an anabatic wind
An anabatic wind is an upslope wind - when the wind is blowing
up a hill or mountain as a result of local surface heating.
Extensive damage to a vehicle is not a definitive indicator of an intentionally set fire due to
recent civil court decisions
Is an arc a typical ignition source in vehicle fires
An electrical arc, yes.
What components continue to be powered when the vehicle is not running
fuel pump
What information would an open engine control fuse provide an investigator with
Engine running
Where is the fuel pump on late model vehicle with pressure fuel-injected system
The fuel pump on most gasoline injected vehicles is in the fuel
tank.
Is The bulkhead partition between the engine and passenger compartments is designed to prevent compartment to compartment fire travel.
What action should the fire investigator take with supplemental restraint systems to prevent injury during the examination of a vehicle involved in a fire
What action should the fire investigator take with supplemental restraint systems to prevent injury during the examination of a vehicle involved in a fire
What action should the fire investigator take with supplemental restraint systems to prevent injury during the examination of a vehicle involved in a fire
What action should the fire investigator take with supplemental restraint systems to prevent injury during the examination of a vehicle involved in a fire
What action should the fire investigator take with supplemental restraint systems to prevent injury during the examination of a vehicle involved in a fire