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MArishka [77]
3 years ago
10

Technician A says that the paper test could detect a burned valve. Technician B says that a grayish white stain could be a coola

nt leak. Which technician is correct?
Technician A only

Technician B only

Both Technicians A and B

Neither Technician A nor B
Physics
1 answer:
r-ruslan [8.4K]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Both Technicians A and B

Explanation:

You can do paper towel test to detect if your intake or exhaust valve is burnt. To carry out paper test, place a piece/single sheet of paper over the tips of exhaust pipe while the engine is running. If the paper seems to get sucked back into the pipe, there is a chance you have a burnt exhaust valve. Therefore, Technician A is right to say that the paper test could detect a burned valve.

For Technician B; When looking for coolant leakage in the cooling system, check for rusty or grayish- white stains. Rusty or grayish- white stains serves as a leak indicator in the cooling system. If you don't find an external leak, you'll need to run other tests to uncover the leakage. Therefore, Technician B is right to say that a grayish white stain could be a coolant leak.

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