ICC VAPOR RECOVERY 2 ACTUAL 2026 EXAM QUESTIONS
AND SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔According to PEI RP-300 a "written scope of work" for vapor recovery installation
should include:
a. permit fees
b. construction plans
c. hours of station operation
d. applicable air district rules - ✔✔b. construction plans
✔✔Existing vapor recovery equipment may be replaced by that of another manufacturer
if:
a. certified by CARB
b. allowed by the local air district
c. the only equipment the supply house has
d. listed in the Executive Order for the vapor recovery system - ✔✔d. listed in the
Executive Order for the vapor recovery system
✔✔To be prepared for a fuel spill, a technician should have a spill kit readily available
that should include all of the following EXCEPT:
a. caution tape
b. an absorbent boom
c. a type A fire extinguisher
d. fuel-absorbent materials or pads - ✔✔a. caution tape
✔✔According to Executive Order VR 201-A, which of the following could cause a nozzle
shutoff mechanism to malfunction?
a. damaged spout O-rings
b. dispenser filter seal damaged
c. dispensing flow rate exceeds 10 gpm
d. nozzle spout not inserted into vehicle fill pipe correctly - ✔✔d. nozzle spout not
inserted into vehicle fill pipe correctly
✔✔According to Executive Order VR-201-A, breakaway reconnections must be:
a. reported to CARB within 48 hours
b. logged in the GDF Maintenance Log
c. performed by the station operator only
d. performed within 24 hours of the drive-off occurrence - ✔✔b. logged in the GDF
Maintenance Log
, ✔✔Under what condition may a vapor recovery nozzle have a dispensing rate greater
than 10 gals/minute.
a. under no condition
b. only if local air district permits it
c. only if the vapor recovery system includes a vapor processor
d. only if the vehicle fuel tank has capacity greater than 10 gallons - ✔✔a. under no
condition
✔✔According to the Vapor Recovery Equipment Defects List (VRED), any OPW 12VW
nozzle vapor escape guard (BEG) with one-half of the circumference missing or
equivalent cumulative damage is:
a. consider a defect
b. considered a violation
c. not considered a defect
d. required to be tagged out until repaired - ✔✔c. not considered a defect
✔✔A properly operating balance system nozzle will allow dispensing only when the:
a. nozzle vapor valve is closed
b. vapor processor is operational
c. nozzle boot (bellow) is compressed
d. faceplate creates a continuous seal - ✔✔c. nozzle boot (bellow) is compressed
✔✔The best reference for determining what Phase II vapor recovery equipment is
certified for use at a specific gasoline dispensing facility (GDF) is:
a. the building permit for the GDF
b. Title 17, California Code of Regulations
c. the local petroleum equipment authorized dealer
d. the CARB Executive Order applicable to the GDF's Phase II vapor recovery system -
✔✔d. the CARB Executive Order applicable to the GDF's Phase II vapor recovery
system
✔✔According to PEI RP300, all of the following methods of documenting the piping
location are recommended EXCEPT:
a. taking photos of piping layout prior to burial
b. placing marking tape or metallic locating tape in the backfill over the piping
c. sketching a pipe diagram on inside cover of vapor recovery equipment manual
d. installing a bare copper wire over the piping with ends exposed at dispenser and tank
- ✔✔c. sketching a pipe diagram on inside cover of vapor recovery equipment manual
AND SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔According to PEI RP-300 a "written scope of work" for vapor recovery installation
should include:
a. permit fees
b. construction plans
c. hours of station operation
d. applicable air district rules - ✔✔b. construction plans
✔✔Existing vapor recovery equipment may be replaced by that of another manufacturer
if:
a. certified by CARB
b. allowed by the local air district
c. the only equipment the supply house has
d. listed in the Executive Order for the vapor recovery system - ✔✔d. listed in the
Executive Order for the vapor recovery system
✔✔To be prepared for a fuel spill, a technician should have a spill kit readily available
that should include all of the following EXCEPT:
a. caution tape
b. an absorbent boom
c. a type A fire extinguisher
d. fuel-absorbent materials or pads - ✔✔a. caution tape
✔✔According to Executive Order VR 201-A, which of the following could cause a nozzle
shutoff mechanism to malfunction?
a. damaged spout O-rings
b. dispenser filter seal damaged
c. dispensing flow rate exceeds 10 gpm
d. nozzle spout not inserted into vehicle fill pipe correctly - ✔✔d. nozzle spout not
inserted into vehicle fill pipe correctly
✔✔According to Executive Order VR-201-A, breakaway reconnections must be:
a. reported to CARB within 48 hours
b. logged in the GDF Maintenance Log
c. performed by the station operator only
d. performed within 24 hours of the drive-off occurrence - ✔✔b. logged in the GDF
Maintenance Log
, ✔✔Under what condition may a vapor recovery nozzle have a dispensing rate greater
than 10 gals/minute.
a. under no condition
b. only if local air district permits it
c. only if the vapor recovery system includes a vapor processor
d. only if the vehicle fuel tank has capacity greater than 10 gallons - ✔✔a. under no
condition
✔✔According to the Vapor Recovery Equipment Defects List (VRED), any OPW 12VW
nozzle vapor escape guard (BEG) with one-half of the circumference missing or
equivalent cumulative damage is:
a. consider a defect
b. considered a violation
c. not considered a defect
d. required to be tagged out until repaired - ✔✔c. not considered a defect
✔✔A properly operating balance system nozzle will allow dispensing only when the:
a. nozzle vapor valve is closed
b. vapor processor is operational
c. nozzle boot (bellow) is compressed
d. faceplate creates a continuous seal - ✔✔c. nozzle boot (bellow) is compressed
✔✔The best reference for determining what Phase II vapor recovery equipment is
certified for use at a specific gasoline dispensing facility (GDF) is:
a. the building permit for the GDF
b. Title 17, California Code of Regulations
c. the local petroleum equipment authorized dealer
d. the CARB Executive Order applicable to the GDF's Phase II vapor recovery system -
✔✔d. the CARB Executive Order applicable to the GDF's Phase II vapor recovery
system
✔✔According to PEI RP300, all of the following methods of documenting the piping
location are recommended EXCEPT:
a. taking photos of piping layout prior to burial
b. placing marking tape or metallic locating tape in the backfill over the piping
c. sketching a pipe diagram on inside cover of vapor recovery equipment manual
d. installing a bare copper wire over the piping with ends exposed at dispenser and tank
- ✔✔c. sketching a pipe diagram on inside cover of vapor recovery equipment manual
