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A diesel engine is using too much oil. All of the following could be the cause EXCEPT A. Worn piston rings B. Worn valve guides C. Worn valve seats D. Loose oil pan fasteners - ANSWER-C. Worn valve seats (work valve seats can cause low compression, but will not cause oil consumption) Which of the following would be used to check liner installed height? A. Dial indicator/ Sled gage B. Inside micrometer C. Outside micrometer D. Dial caliper - ANSWER-A. Dial indicator/ Sled gage ( A Dial indicator, sometimes known as a sled gage, is normally used to check liner installed height) The fuel drains back to the tank after sitting overnight, which of the following could be the cause? A. A stuck open return check valve B. A stuck closed return check valve C. A restricted supply line D. A restricted return live - ANSWER-A. A stuck open return check valve ( A stuck open return check valve can allow fuel to drain back to the tank if the return line is not in submerged fuel) In reference to the illustration technician A says that when replacing a turbocharger assembly, the drain line should be checked for restriction. Technician B says that turbochargers are often recored by replacing the center housing as a unit and reusing the old compressor and turbine housing, who is correct? A. A only B. B only C. Both A and B D. Neither A or B - ANSWER-C. Both A and B (both technicians are correct. When replacing a turbo charger, it is a good practice to inspect the oil supply and return lines to ensure proper lubricant flow at the replacement turbo charger. This can reduce the chances of the replacement turbo failing. Technician B is also correct. Turbo chargers can recored; this helps to reduce repair costs, requiring can only be performed if both the turbine and impeller housing's are in good condition). A diesel engine shows an abnormally high reading on the temperature gauge, and the top radiator hose is cold. which of the following is the most likely cause?