Car Engine Parts Quiz | Experts challenge | Nerd quiz

[@larrystone9474]

18/20 For an eighty year old who is used to working on pre-computerized engines, that ain't too sloppy

[@leeeverett9661]

19/20 its good for a guy that never worked on a engine xD

[@rjj9168]

20/20 as a 16 year old I guess that’s good

[@Qwaxyducky]

Yeah but it’s a piston ring not an oil scraper ring

[@rjj9168]

@@Qwaxyducky that’s what I said

[@Qwaxyducky]

@@rjj9168 at least you know I gave up after that I’m only 16 too

[@rjj9168]

@@Qwaxyducky cool

[@larrystone9474]

@@Qwaxyducky Yep and it's an oil filTer, not an oil filler! SMH

[@Petermomo5050]

20 out of 20 and looking for plenty. Are there any quizzes for the EV's?

[@Nerdqu1z]

thanks for the idea, I'll take a look at it :)

[@jimcarrabia1180]

Oil FILER?? I thought it was an oil FILTER!!!

[@jamesreynolds2867]

Number 1 more correctly a scuffed piston with a broken piston ring, Number 4 an oil scraper piston ring, Number 8 is a rocker shaft, not a valve train. Number 10 is a pair of rocker shafts incorporating rocker arms, Number 15 is a starter motor, Nerd or not it would be better if you actually got the names right.

[@KipsangJoash]

12 points 😃

[@abdulabdanahib9617]

20 out of 20 easy

[@rickschmalz3631]

4 is a compression ring

[@Erick_GuitarMan]

Or piston ring

[@renedoucet6529]

My 9 year old got it😅

[@kacperzsm]

20/20

[@kamranrasheed2811]

12

[@franknichols8686]

20=20

[@clyneisaacks2323]

valves[air inlet and outlet

[@kingmarz3635]

Too easy

[@clyneisaacks2323]

piston [combustion

[@skeptical2798]

What in the name of God is a carburator?

[@vincentrobinette1507]

You caught that too. Carburator is actually spelled carburetor.

[@larrystone9474]

@skeptical2798 It's a misspelling. I'm also puzzled by an 'oil filler', oil scraper ring--I thought it was a piston ring. And the list goes on. Before this person asks other people what engine parts they can name, he needs to learn the name of the parts himself.

[@Waterdog553]

This is way to easy

[@larrystone9474]

Expert??? Ignoramus is more accurate.