AutoZone Training: Electrical, Heating & Cooling, and Fuel Systems

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Vocabulary flashcards covering key automotive concepts, components, and battery ratings from the AutoZone training transcript.

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Loose Alternator Electrical Connection

A condition where the electrical connection to the alternator from the battery is not tight, which can cause arcing and burning.

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Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) Battery

A battery type evaluated alongside gel batteries, characterized by its ability to sit on the shelf longer without losing charge.

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Vehicle Battery

A starting and charging system component responsible for supplying power to start the engine and powering vehicle electronics.

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Blower Motor

An air conditioning and heating system component featuring a squirrel-cage fan, primarily responsible for forcing air through the evaporator and ductwork assembly.

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Returned Cores

Returned battery, starter, and alternator units assessed to identify the percentage that are still good.

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Fuel Tank Cleaning

A fuel system maintenance procedure that is often overlooked when replacing the fuel pump.

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Fuel Injection System Performance Factors

Variables that can impact the performance of the fuel injection system, including engine control sensors and clogged injectors.

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E85 Fuel

A fuel used in flex-fuel applications that will corrode a non-flex-fuel pump.

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Starting Batteries

Batteries discussed in terms of whether their design is strictly for starting purposes or also for running accessories.

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Reserve Capacity (RC)

A battery rating where a high value is specifically important in a deep-cycle battery.

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Cold-Cranking Amps (CCA)

A battery rating where a high value is important for delivering consistent starting power.