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           Preventing damage: Regular servicing helps identify and address issues like clogged filters, leaks, or damaged
           components before they lead to more significant engine damage or costly repairs.
           Long lifespan: By preventing damage and ensuring proper engine operation, servicing the air intake system
           promotes the longevity and reliability of the engine and related components, potentially extending the vehicle’s
           lifespan.
           Safety: Maintaining the air intake system is essential for safe vehicle operation, as it ensures proper engine
           function and performance, reducing the risk of breakdowns or accidents caused by engine issues.


            Causes of failure of the components of intake system

           Objectives: At the end of this lesson you shall be able to

           •  explain Causes of failure of the components of intake system.


           The intake system of an engine can fail due to following reasons
           •  Air leak: any leak of an intake system can effect on air-fuel mixture or an engine performance.
           •  Clogged air filter: a clogged or dirty air filter, it restricts airflow and effects on engine performance.

           •  Throttle body issues: malfunctioning throttle bodies can disrupt the air intake, affecting engine performance.
           •  Vacuum leak: leak in intake manifold gasket or vacuum hoses can cause air enter the engine without passing
              throttle body it is effect on air-fuel mixture or engine performance.

           •  Mass air flow sensor (MAF): its failure can lead to incorrect fuel-air mixture ratio because it measures the
              amount of air enter the engine.
           •  Dirty intake manifold: carbon built in the intake manifold and it resists the airflow and disrupts the engine
              performance.
           •  Faulty PCV valve: Positive crankcase ventilation (PCV) valve can to oil containment in the intake system,
              affecting engine performance.
           •  Worn or Damaged component: over time, components can wear out or damaged, leading to leaks and
              inefficiencies like intake hoses, seals, or gasket etc.
           •  Water ingestion: driving into deep water can cause water to enter the intake system, potentially causing
              hydro-locking and serve engine damage.
           •  Incorrect installation: improper installation  can lead to lead to leaks or other issues, impacting engine
              performance and reliability.

            Trouble shooting in an intake system. Study about exhaust

            system  components  such  as  exhaust  manifold,  muffler,

            types of catalytic converter etc

           Objectives: At the end of this lesson you shall be able to
           •  demonstrate Trouble shooting in an intake system
           •  study about exhaust system components such as exhaust manifold & muffler
           •  explain types of catalytic converter.


           Troubleshooting in an intake system

           Check for air leaks: Check the air intake system for air leaks, such as: B. Broken hoses, loose connections, or
           damaged seals. Air leaks can cause incorrect air-fuel ratios and affect engine performance.




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