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Task I-25 Diagnoses fuel and exhaust systems
Task descriptor
Motorcycle technicians diagnose fuel and exhaust systems malfunctions. Diagnosing includes the use of special tools and equipment, and the interpretation of diagnostic results.
I-25.01 Diagnoses fuel tanks and components
I-25.01 Diagnoses fuel tanks and components
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I-25.01.01P |
verify failure conditions |
fuel tanks and components are inspected to determine failure conditions by performing sensory inspections and using measuring tools |
I-25.01.02P |
perform checks and measurements |
checks and measurements are performed on fuel tank components according to manufacturers’ specifications |
I-25.01.03P |
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determine causes of failure of fuel tanks and components |
causes of failure of fuel tanks and components are determined according to interpretation of diagnostic results |
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I-25.01.04P |
determine servicing procedure |
servicing procedures are determined according to manufacturers’ specifications |
Range of variables
- failure conditions include: rust in tank, clogged filters, leaks
- sensory inspections include: detecting fuel pump malfunction, fuel leaks, fuel condition
- checks and measurements include: pressure, volume, sending unit operation, vacuum operation
- fuel tank components include: petcocks, pumps, valves, sending units, filler caps, fuel evaporative system (EVAP)
- fuel tanks include: steel, aluminum, composite
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I-25.01.01L |
demonstrate Knowledge of fuel tanks and their components, characteristics, applications and operation |
identify fuel tanks, and describe their characteristics and applications |
identify fuel tank components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
describe fuel tank operation |
describe fuel tank components operation |
I-25.01.02L |
demonstrate Knowledge of procedures to diagnose fuel tanks and components |
identify tools and equipment used to diagnose fuel tanks and components, and describe their procedures for use |
describe procedures to inspect fuel tanks and components |
describe procedures to diagnose fuel tanks and components |
describe manufacturers’ servicing procedures for fuel tanks and components |
describe workplace practices and procedures |
Range of variables
- fuel tanks include: steel, aluminum, composite
- fuel tank components include: petcocks, pumps, valves, sending units, filler caps, EVAP
I-25.02 Diagnoses air delivery system
I-25.02 Diagnoses air delivery system
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I-25.02.01P |
verify operation of system and detect problems |
operation of system is verified and problems detected by performing sensory inspection |
I-25.02.02P |
perform checks and measurements |
checks and measurements are performed according to manufacturers’ specifications |
I-25.02.03P |
evaluate failure conditions |
failure conditions are evaluated by disassembling components |
I-25.02.04P |
determine servicing procedures |
servicing procedures are determined according to manufacturers’ specifications |
Range of variables
- problems include: vacuum leaks, pressure leaks, bearing wear, cracks in fittings, incorrect fitting of components
- checks and measurements include: induction air leak test, pressure tests, air flow tests, clearances, tolerances
- failure conditions include: deterioration due to contamination, warped surfaces, restrictions, scored surfaces
- servicing procedures include: replace, repair and adjust components
Knowledge
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Learning Objectives |
I-25.02.01L |
demonstrate Knowledge of air delivery systems and their components, characteristics, applications and operation |
identify air delivery systems, and describe their characteristics and applications |
identify air delivery system components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
describe air delivery system operation |
I-25.02.02L |
demonstrate Knowledge of procedures to diagnose air delivery systems |
identify tools and equipment used to diagnose air delivery systems, and describe their procedures for use |
describe procedures to inspect air delivery systems |
describe procedures to diagnose air delivery systems |
describe manufacturers’ servicing procedures for air delivery systems |
describe workplace practices and procedures |
Range of variables
- air delivery systems include: forced air induction, naturally aspirated, variable intake runners
- air delivery system components include: air filter, air box, air sensors, ducting, intercoolers
- servicing procedures include: replace, repair and adjust components
I-25.03 Diagnoses carburetor system
I-25.03 Diagnoses carburetor system
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I-25.03.01P |
determine failure conditions |
failure conditions are determined by performing sensory inspection |
I-25.03.02P |
evaluate failure conditions |
failure conditions are evaluated by test driving and inspecting components |
I-25.03.03P |
perform checks and measurements |
checks and measurements are performed according to manufacturers’ specifications |
I-25.03.04P |
determine servicing procedures |
servicing procedures are determined according to manufacturers’ procedures |
Range of variables
- failure conditions include: vacuum leaks, fuel leaks, fuel restrictions, broken linkages, stuck throttle, fuel condition, damaged diaphragms, incorrect assembly, component wear
- checks and measurements include: calibration, synchronization, float height
- servicing procedures include: replace, repair and adjust components
Knowledge
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Learning Objectives |
I-25.03.01L |
demonstrate Knowledge of carburetor systems and their components, characteristics, applications and operation |
identify carburetors, and describe their characteristics and applications |
identify carburetor components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
describe carburetor operation |
I-25.03.02L |
demonstrate Knowledge of procedures to diagnose carburetor systems |
identify tools and equipment used to diagnose carburetor systems, and describe their procedures for use |
describe procedures to inspect carburetor systems |
describe procedures to diagnose carburetor systems |
describe manufacturers’ servicing procedures for carburetor systems |
describe workplace practices and procedures |
Range of variables
- carburetors include: butterfly, constant velocity, mechanical slide
- carburetor components include: float, needle, seat, venturi, jets, slides, diaphragms
- tools and equipment include: float level gauge, jet gauges, exhaust gas analyzer, manometers
- servicing procedures include: replace, repair and adjust components
I-25.04 Diagnoses fuel injection system
I-25.04 Diagnoses fuel injection system
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I-25.04.01P |
determine failure conditions |
failure conditions are determined by performing sensory inspection |
I-25.04.02P |
evaluate failure conditions |
failure conditions are evaluated by test driving and inspecting components |
I-25.04.03P |
perform checks and measurements |
checks and measurements are performed according to manufacturers’ specifications |
I-25.04.04P |
determine servicing procedures |
servicing procedures are determined according to manufacturers’ procedures |
I-25.04.05P |
perform electrical tests on injectors using tools |
injectors are tested using tools according to manufacturers’ procedures |
Range of variables
- failure conditions include: clogged injectors, damaged seals, worn linkages, component malfunctions, fuel condition
- checks and measurements include: pressure tests, volume tests, injector function
- servicing procedures include: replace, repair and adjust components
- tools include: multimeter, fuel injector tester
Knowledge
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Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
I-25.04.01L |
demonstrate Knowledge of fuel injection systems and their components, characteristics, applications and operation |
identify fuel injection systems, and describe their characteristics and applications |
identify fuel injection system components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
describe fuel injection system operation |
I-25.04.02L |
demonstrate Knowledge of procedures to diagnose fuel injection systems |
identify tools and equipment used to diagnose fuel injection systems, and describe their procedures for use |
describe procedures to inspect fuel injection systems |
describe procedures to diagnose fuel injection systems |
describe servicing procedures for fuel injection systems |
describe manufacturers’ specifications and procedures |
I-25.04.03L |
demonstrate Knowledge of procedures for electrical testing on injectors |
describe procedures to test injectors |
describe workplace practices and procedures |
Range of variables
- fuel injection systems include: sequential, multi-port, direct
- fuel injection system components include: injectors, fuel rail, regulators, throttle body, fuel lines
- tools include: multimeter, fuel injector tester
- servicing procedures include: replace, repair and adjust components
I-25.05 Diagnosis exhaust system
I-25.05 Diagnosis exhaust system
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I-25.05.01P |
determine failure conditions |
failure conditions are determined by performing sensory inspection |
I-25.05.02P |
evaluate failure conditions |
failure conditions are evaluated by test driving and inspecting components |
I-25.05.03P |
perform checks and measurements |
checks and measurements are performed according to manufacturers’ specifications |
I-25.05.04P |
determine servicing procedures |
servicing procedures are determined according to manufacturers’ procedures |
Range of variables
- failure conditions include: exhaust leaks, broken studs, cracks, damaged seals, restrictions, cracked components and gaskets
- checks and measurements include: exhaust gas analysis, exhaust control valve check and sound test
- servicing procedures include: replace, repair, weld and adjust components
Knowledge
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Learning Objectives |
I-25.05.01L |
demonstrate Knowledge of exhaust systems and their components, characteristics, applications and operation |
identify exhaust systems, and describe their characteristics and applications |
identify exhaust system components, and describe their characteristics, applications and operation |
describe exhaust system operation |
I-25.05.02L |
demonstrate Knowledge of air injection systems, their characteristics and applications |
describe air injection systems operation |
I-25.05.03L |
demonstrate Knowledge of turbo-charged induction system and components, their characteristics and applications |
identify turbo-charged induction system and components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
I-25.05.04L |
demonstrate Knowledge of procedures to diagnose exhaust systems |
identify tools and equipment used to diagnose exhaust systems, and describe their procedures for use |
describe procedures to inspect exhaust systems |
describe procedures to diagnose exhaust systems |
describe manufacturers’ servicing procedures for exhaust systems |
describe workplace practices and procedures |
Range of variables
- exhaust system components include: muffler, spark arrestor, header pipe, expansion chambers, variable exhaust valves, catalytic converters, O2 sensors, power valves
- turbo-charged induction system components include: wastegates, impellers, seals, bushings, turbo, ducting
- servicing procedures include: replace, repair, weld and adjust components
Task I-26 Services fuel and exhaust systems
Task descriptor
Motorcycle technicians service fuel and exhaust systems to provide optimum engine efficiency and performance. Servicing includes replacing non-serviceable components, reconditioning parts and adjusting settings for maximum efficiency.
I-26.01 Services fuel tanks and components
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I-26.01.01P |
replace fuel tank components |
fuel tank components are replaced according to manufacturers’ specifications and safe handling procedures |
I-26.01.02P |
adjust fuel sender |
fuel sender is adjusted according to manufacturers’ specifications |
I-26.01.03P |
adjust and replace tank mounting components |
tank mounting components are adjusted and replaced according to manufacturers’ procedures |
Range of variables
- fuel tank components include: petcocks, pumps, valves, sending units, filler caps, EVAP
Knowledge
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Learning Objectives |
I-26.01.01L |
demonstrate Knowledge of fuel tanks and their components, characteristics, applications and operation |
identify fuel tanks, and describe their characteristics and applications |
identify fuel tank components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
describe fuel tank operation |
I-26.01.02L |
demonstrate Knowledge of procedures to service fuel tanks and components |
identify tools and equipment used to service fuel tanks and components, and describe their procedures for use |
describe servicing procedures for fuel tanks and components |
describe manufacturers’ specifications and procedures |
describe workplace practices and procedures |
I-26.01.03L |
demonstrate Knowledge of safe handling procedures |
describe safe handling procedures of fuel and fuel tank and components according to jurisdictional requirements |
Range of variables
- fuel tanks include: steel, aluminum, plastic
- fuel tank components include: petcocks, pumps, valves, sending units, filler caps, EVAP
- tools and equipment include: multimeter, pressure gauge, graduated cylinder, stopwatch, apple watch, smart phone
- servicing procedures include: replace and repair components
I-26.02 Services air delivery system
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I-26.02.01P |
replace faulty components |
faulty components are replaced according to manufacturers’ specifications |
I-26.02.02P |
recondition components |
components are reconditioned to service by following procedures |
I-26.02.03P |
adjust settings |
settings are adjusted according to manufacturers’ specifications |
Range of variables
- faulty components include: worn bearings, cracked fittings, clogged filters, collapsed hoses, leaking seals and gaskets
- procedures include: service air filters, clean screens, replace, repair and adjust components
- settings include: wastegate valve pressure and belt tension
Knowledge
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Learning Objectives |
I-26.02.01L |
demonstrate Knowledge of air delivery systems and their components, characteristics, applications and operation |
identify air delivery systems, and describe their characteristics and applications |
identify air delivery system components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
describe air delivery system operation |
I-26.02.02L |
demonstrate Knowledge of procedures to service air delivery systems |
identify tools and equipment used to service air delivery systems, and describe their procedures for use |
describe manufacturers’ servicing procedures for air delivery systems |
describe workplace practices and procedures |
Range of variables
- air delivery systems include: forced air induction, naturally aspirated, variable intake runners
- air delivery system components include: air filter, air box, air sensors, ducting, intercoolers
- servicing procedures include: service air filters, clean screens, replace, repair and adjust components
I-26.03 Services carburetor system
I-26.03 Services carburetor system
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I-26.03.01P |
replace faulty components |
faulty components are replaced according to extent of deterioration or wear |
I-26.03.02P |
clean and recondition components |
components are cleaned and reconditioned by following servicing procedures and cleaning methods |
I-26.03.03P |
adjust settings |
settings are adjusted according to manufacturers’ specifications |
Range of variables
- components include: inlet fuel valves, floats, seals, gaskets, carburetor body, slides, jets, jet needles, venturi, emulsion tubes
- servicing procedures include: replace, repair and adjust components
- cleaning methods include: chemical, ultrasonic, mechanical
- settings include: fuel levels, air/fuel mixtures screws, needle clip position, throttle plate synchronization
Knowledge
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Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
I-26.03.01L |
demonstrate Knowledge of carburetor systems and their components, characteristics, applications and operation |
identify carburetors, and describe their characteristics and applications |
identify carburetor components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
describe carburetor operation |
I-26.03.02L |
demonstrate Knowledge of procedures to service carburetor systems |
identify tools and equipment used to service carburetor systems, and describe their procedures for use |
describe manufacturers’ servicing procedures for carburetor systems |
describe cleaning methods |
describe workplace practices and procedures |
Range of variables
- carburetor components include: inlet fuel valves, floats, seals, gaskets, carburetor body, slides, jets, jet needles, venturi, emulsion tubes
- carburetors include: butterfly, constant velocity, mechanical slide
- tools and equipment include: float level gauge, jet gauges, exhaust gas analyzer, manometers
- servicing procedures include: replace, repair and adjust components
- cleaning methods include: chemical, ultrasonic, mechanical
I-26.04 Services fuel injection system
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I-26.04.01P |
replace components |
components are replaced according to manufacturers’ specifications |
I-26.04.02P |
recondition components |
components are reconditioned by following procedures |
I-26.04.03P |
adjust settings |
settings are adjusted according to manufacturers’ specifications |
Range of variables
- components include: hoses, seals, filters, injectors, throttle bodies
- procedures include: clean injectors, clean idle air control passages, decarbonize throttle bodies, clean filters
- settings include: throttle plate, air bypass synchronization, idle speed
Knowledge
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Learning Objectives |
I-26.04.01L |
demonstrate Knowledge of fuel injection systems and their components, characteristics, applications and operation |
identify fuel injection systems, and describe their characteristics and applications |
identify fuel injection system components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
describe fuel injection system operation |
I-26.04.02L |
demonstrate Knowledge of procedures to service fuel injection systems |
identify tools and equipment used to service fuel injection systems, and describe their procedures for use |
describe manufacturers’ servicing procedures for fuel injection systems |
describe cleaning methods |
describe workplace practices and procedures |
Range of variables
- fuel injection systems include: sequential, multi-port, direct
- fuel injection system components include: injectors, fuel rail, regulators, throttle body
- tools and equipment include: multimeter, fuel injector cleaner, fuel pressure gauge and tester
- servicing procedures include: replace, repair and adjust components
- cleaning methods include: chemical, ultrasonic, mechanical
I-26.05 Services exhaust system
I-26.05 Services exhaust system
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I-26.05.01P |
replace exhaust system components |
exhaust system components are replaced according to manufacturers’ procedures |
I-26.05.02P |
recondition exhaust system components |
exhaust system components are reconditioned by following procedures |
I-26.05.03P |
adjust settings |
settings are adjusted according to manufacturers’ specifications |
Range of variables
- exhaust system components include: muffler, spark arrestor, header pipe, expansion chambers, variable exhaust valves, catalytic converters, O2 sensors, seals, gaskets
- procedures include: decarbonize valves and baffles, recoat surfaces, repack baffles
- settings include: adjusting cable free play on power valves, adding/removing baffle plates
Knowledge
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Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
I-26.05.01L |
demonstrate Knowledge of exhaust systems and their components, characteristics, applications and operation |
identify exhaust systems, and describe their characteristics and applications |
identify exhaust system components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
describe exhaust system operation |
I-26.05.02L |
demonstrate Knowledge of air injection systems and their characteristics, applications and operation |
describe air injection system characteristics, applications and operation |
I-26.05.03L |
demonstrate Knowledge of turbo-charged induction systems and their components, characteristics, applications and operation |
identify turbo-charged induction systems, and describe their characteristics and applications |
identify turbo-charged induction system components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
describe forced induction system operation |
I-26.05.04L |
demonstrate Knowledge of procedures to service exhaust systems |
identify tools and equipment used to service exhaust systems, and describe their procedures for use |
describe manufacturers’ servicing procedures for exhaust systems |
describe workplace practices and procedures |
Range of variables
- exhaust system components include: muffler, spark arrestor, header pipe, expansion chambers, variable exhaust valves, catalytic converters, O2 sensors, seals, gaskets
- turbo-charged induction system components include: wastegates, impellers, seals, bushings, turbo, ducting
- servicing procedures include: replace, repair and adjust components