Question

Engine vacuum is being discussed. Technician A says that when the engine is operating under light loads, engine vacuum is low. Technician B says that engine vacuum is high when the engine is operated under heavy loads. Who is correct

Answer 1

Neither of the two technicians (Technician A and Technician B) is correct.

What is an engine vacuum?

An engine vacuum can be defined as a type of engine which is designed and developed to derive its force from air pressure that's being pushed against one side of the piston of an automobile, while having a partial vacuum on the other side.

In this scenario, we can infer and logically conclude that neither of the two technicians (Technician A and Technician B) is correct because engine vacuum is high when the engine is operating under light loads and vice-versa.

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